As your company is incorporated, and you will be
getting a T4 with your earnings, you’re no longer “Self-Employed” (even though
you own the company). And if your return isn’t going to be complicated, then TurboTax
Standard should meet your needs. You can even buy it as an 8 pack, which saves
you money if you are also doing returns for your spouse or other family
members. Here’s the link for the 8 return package: https://turbotax.intuit.ca/x/offers/turbotax-standard.jsp?src=care&cnm=care_fy18_tto_8
If you just want a single return in TurboTax
Standard Online, or just want to compare versions: https://turbotax.intuit.ca/personal-tax-software/online-tax-software.jsp
If want to compare the different versions TurboTax
Standard CD/Download: https://turbotax.intuit.ca/personal-tax-software/download-tax-software.jsp
When you are filling out your T4 slip in TurboTax,
at the very bottom there is a box 28 group that includes EI. That’s where you
would indicate that your income is EI exempt. This is the same in all versions
(including Standard) when you use the EasyStep Interview mode.
FYI: For 2018, the Federal government no longer
offers a credit for transit passes. The province/territory that still does is
Ontario, but it is only offered for seniors (66 years old or older).
