T4 slip, side hustle, Uber driver, freelancer, or new to Canada — I find every credit you qualify for and file directly with CRA.
Not because they did anything wrong — because tax software doesn't know your situation. It doesn't ask the right questions. It doesn't know about your mileage log, your home office, your platform fees, or your newcomer credits.
Let's fix that — book a free call →"I just filed my total income and paid whatever it said. I had no idea I could deduct all of that."
General illustrative estimate only — based on 2026 CRA published rates. Not tax advice. Individual results will vary based on your full circumstances.
Every gig worker situation is unique — income level, vehicle use, whether you have a home office. A 15-minute call is enough to get a clear picture of what you're actually entitled to claim.
"I'd been using software and guessing on the deductions. Turns out I was claiming way less than I should have."
General illustrative estimate only — based on 2026 CRA published rates. Not tax advice. Individual results will vary based on your full circumstances.
Every business expense category has specific CRA rules — what qualifies, what percentage, what documentation. I know them and apply them correctly so you don't leave money behind.
"I didn't even know I had to file. And I definitely didn't know I could get money back."
General illustrative estimate only — based on 2026 CRA published rates. Not tax advice. Individual results will vary based on your full circumstances.
Getting it right means you access every benefit available from day one — and your RRSP and TFSA room starts accumulating correctly. Don't guess on this one.
"We filed separately every year. Nobody told us coordinating both returns together could save us more."
General illustrative estimate only — based on 2026 CRA published rates. Not tax advice. Individual results will vary based on your full circumstances.
Coordinating spousal returns — who claims the childcare, how RRSP contributions are split, which spouse claims medical — can meaningfully change your combined refund. I handle both together.
⚠️ Disclaimer: All figures shown are general illustrative estimates based on 2026 CRA published federal and provincial rates. They are provided for informational purposes only, do not constitute tax advice, and do not account for your individual tax situation, prior-year carryforwards, provincial surtaxes, or other personal factors. Actual results will vary. Always verify your specific circumstances with the Canada Revenue Agency or a qualified tax professional before making any tax-related decisions.
Tell me your situation. I'll confirm exactly what I need from you and let you know what to expect — no obligation, no sales pitch.
I give you a clear, simple checklist for your specific situation. T4 slips, receipts, income statements — securely uploaded in minutes.
I prepare your return, walk you through it line by line, answer every question, and EFILE directly to CRA. Refunds typically arrive in 8 business days with direct deposit.
No junior staff. No automated processing. No call centres. When you work with AxeYourTaxes.ca, you work with me — from the first call to the confirmation your return has been accepted by CRA.
Book a free 15-minute call. Tell me your situation. I'll let you know exactly what's involved, what you're likely entitled to, and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.
Yes. Gig income is self-employment income in Canada and must be reported on Schedule T2125. The upside: you can deduct eligible expenses — vehicle use, phone, platform fees, and more — which significantly reduce your net income and what you owe. A 15-min call will quickly clarify what applies to you.
Often yes. There are ways to reconstruct business mileage using your trip history from the Uber driver app and other supporting records. We discuss this in the free call — don't assume you've lost those deductions before we've looked at your situation.
June 15, 2026 for the 2025 tax year — but any balance owing must be paid by April 30, 2026 to avoid interest at the CRA's current rate of 7%. If you expect to owe, filing and paying by April 30 is advisable.
Yes — even for a partial year. Filing your first Canadian return unlocks the GST/HST credit (up to $533 for 2026), potentially the Canada Workers Benefit, newcomer credits, and begins building your RRSP and TFSA contribution room. Your first return is the most important one to file correctly.
Yes — always. Filing even with zero income activates the GST/HST credit, preserves your tuition credits (T2202) to carry forward and apply to future taxes, and starts your RRSP contribution room accumulating. It's one of the highest-return things a student can do.
Book the free call. We talk for 15 minutes. I give you a clear, specific document checklist. You send me what's needed — securely. I prepare your return, walk you through it, you approve it, and I file it with CRA. Straightforward.
Fees vary by situation — a straightforward T4 return is priced differently from a self-employed return with multiple income sources. I provide a clear, flat fee on the free call before you commit to anything. No hourly billing, no hidden charges, no surprises.
Yes — I file for Canadians in all provinces and territories. Everything is handled remotely via video/phone call and secure document upload. Where you live doesn't matter.
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Free, no sign-up required. Built for Canadians — updated for 2026 CRA rates. More tools added regularly.
Calculate your federal and provincial tax for all 13 provinces and territories. Compare provinces side-by-side. Updated for 2026 CRA rates including the new 14% lowest federal bracket.
Answer a series of questions about your situation and get a personalized gap analysis — which deductions and credits you may have fully used, partially used, or missed entirely.
Should you max your FHSA or RRSP first? Or both? This tool compares the tax-saving impact of each option at your income level and province — so you can decide with confidence.
Enter your gig income, vehicle km driven, and home office details — get a quick estimate of your T2125 deductions and approximate tax reduction before you even book a call.
Self-employed Canadians who owe more than $3,000 in taxes may be required to pay instalments. This tool estimates your quarterly amounts and tells you exactly when they're due.
Arrived in Canada this year? Enter your arrival date, province, and income — and see which federal and provincial benefits you're eligible for from your very first return.
The tools give you a starting point. A 15-minute call gives you a complete picture — and a clear quote for getting your return filed properly.
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A forward-looking session mapping your optimal contribution and deduction strategy for the year ahead — RRSP, TFSA, FHSA, and business expenses coordinated for your income level.
A structured review of your debt and monthly cash flow — where money is going, what to pay down first, and what to change to build net worth faster.
Upload your bank statements and income/expense summary. I review and give you a plain-English financial health report — what's working, what's not, and what to prioritize first.
Get your return filed and your year-ahead strategy mapped in one package. The best option for self-employed Canadians who want to stop reacting and start planning.
Not sure which service is right for you? Start with a free 15-minute call — I'll recommend what actually makes sense for your situation.
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