Self-Employed Tax Intake Guide Canada – HassanTax Ltd

Self-Employed Tax Intake in Canada

Self-Employed Tax Intake services by HassanTax Ltd. help contractors, sole proprietors, and gig workers organize business income and expense information. Our Self-Employed Tax Intake portal helps structure the information provided for tax preparation and review, including information relevant to Form T2125.

1. Business Income & GST/HST

During your Self-Employed Tax Intake, provide your total business revenue and applicable GST/HST information based on your records. The Self-Employed Tax Intake helps organize these details for review.

2. Vehicle Expenses

The Self-Employed Tax Intake may collect total and business kilometres, vehicle expenses, and supporting information. Certain vehicle expenses may be deductible depending on your circumstances and applicable tax rules.

3. Home Office Expenses

Through the Self-Employed Tax Intake, you may provide home and workspace information. Certain business-use-of-home expenses may be deductible, subject to applicable rules.

4. Business Expenses

The Self-Employed Tax Intake collects information about potential business expenses such as advertising, phone, software, office supplies, tools, bank charges, and subcontractor costs.

Security & Tax Information

The Self-Employed Tax Intake uses 2-Step email authentication (OTP) and Google reCAPTCHA v3 as part of our security measures. The Self-Employed Tax Intake is designed to organize the information you provide for tax preparation and review.

The Self-Employed Tax Intake does not determine eligibility for deductions or credits. Information provided remains subject to review based on applicable tax rules.