Self-Employed Tax Filing from $99
Freelancers, consultants, contractors, and gig workers — we handle T2125, home office deductions, vehicle expenses, and GST/HST registration so you keep more of what you earn.
Last updated: March 2026
We Understand Self-Employment
When you are self-employed, you are responsible for tracking income, managing deductions, and handling your own tax obligations — including GST/HST registration and quarterly installments. It is a lot to manage on top of running your business.
We file T2125 returns for freelancers, consultants, independent contractors, sole proprietors, Uber drivers, and anyone earning self-employment income. We work to find every legitimate deduction so you pay only what you actually owe.
T2125 Self-Employment Returns
Deductions We Help You Claim
Self-employed Canadians can deduct a wide range of business expenses. Here is what we look for.
Home Office
Proportional rent/mortgage, utilities, internet if you work from home
Vehicle Expenses
Fuel, insurance, maintenance, CCA — based on business-use percentage
Business Expenses
Supplies, software, subscriptions, marketing, professional fees
GST/HST Input Credits
Recover HST paid on business purchases against HST collected
RRSP Contributions
Self-employed individuals can maximize RRSP room from net business income
Capital Cost Allowance
Depreciate equipment, computers, tools, and other capital assets
GST/HST for Self-Employed
Once your taxable revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We handle registration, quarterly/annual filing, and input tax credit (ITC) claims to minimize what you remit.
Quarterly Tax Installments
If you owe more than $3,000 in federal tax annually, the CRA requires quarterly installments. Missing them results in interest. We calculate your amounts and keep you on schedule.
Pricing
Self-employed returns filed under our Advanced Plan.
Advanced Plan
CAD + HST
- T2125 self-employment income
- All business expense deductions
- Vehicle logbook review
- Home-office calculation
- GST/HST support
- Quarterly installment calculation
- Capital cost allowance (CCA)
- Prior year T1 amendment if needed
Frequently Asked Questions
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Get in touch today — we are here to help with your tax and bookkeeping needs.
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