nchaulk3750
New Member

Is it professional services or business?

what is a skip the dishes courier considered?
‎March 29, 2023 12:08 PM
0
3 Replies
2,907 Views
Reply
Jurisa1
Level 4

Self-employed

When working for a food delivery company, you are considered self-employed because you are free to carry out the duties as you please since you are contracted independently, not hired as an employee. 

 

For more infomation, please see TurboTax webpage: GST/HST Reporting Requirements for Food Delivery Services

 

Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

‎March 30, 2023 6:23 PM
0
2,858 Views
Reply
Bluesky33
Level 4

Self-employed

Skip the Dishes is considered a business.


When working for a food delivery service like UberEats, Skip the Dishes, or DoorDash, you’re considered self-employed. This means that in addition to filing your usual T-slips (if you receive any income elsewhere as an employee), you must report your self-employment income on Form T2125. You’ll claim your gross income from the business (including tips), deduct any expenses to calculate the net business income, and report the GST/HST paid.
 
For more information, you can visit the TurboTax FAQ - As a food delivery driver, which expenses can I claim?
 
Thank you for choosing TurboTax. 
‎March 31, 2023 8:43 AM
0
2,827 Views
Reply
champ_a_adc
Level 2

Self-employed

As you are self-employed as a courier, you would choose business.

 

We have a great video to help you with your return:  Here is a great TurboTax video to help you- 

 

For more information, visit the TurboTax website: Ride-share drivers: Tax Information Centre,

As a food delivery driver, which expenses can I claim?

 

Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

‎March 31, 2023 12:52 PM
0
2,816 Views
Reply