topic Re: Freelancer in Filing

Freelancer

user17576369146 — Fri, 12 Sep 2025 00:31:31 GMT

Hello

I am interested in becoming a remote freelancer as a Canadian resident, I was wondering as someone applying for self employed income.

To prevent mistakes and forgetting anything could I possibly pay for the $300 dollar self employed service?

In order to prevent any mistakes or mishaps?

Would there be anything expected by the client?

Re: Freelancer

TurboTax_Susan — Fri, 12 Sep 2025 13:50:13 GMT

Yes, if you live in Canada you can use our Full Service option and have a tax expert prepare your taxes for you. You just have to provide authorization and your documents, and our tax experts will prepare your income tax return and your GST/HST return (if applicable). After you've reviewed the returns, they'll be filed for you. You'll also get Audit Defence audit support for up to 3 years after filing.

We don't yet have the price for Full Service Self-Employed for 2025, but it will probably be similar to the current 2024 price of $315 (plus sales tax).

Re: Freelancer

user17576369146 — Sat, 13 Sep 2025 00:33:11 GMT

Hello

Thank you for the response. The company I am interested in working as a free lancer is called Fiver.

You mentioned I would need to show documents for the $300 dollar self employed service.

What documents would that be exactly?

Re: Freelancer

TurboTax_Susan — Mon, 15 Sep 2025 14:23:34 GMT

@user17576369146 You tax prep assistant will let you know exactly what is needed, but for your self-employment, you would need receipts for your expenses, and info on any income that's not on a T-slip. You also might need (if applicable): vehicle logbook, home office info, COGS info, GST/HST collected, etc...

You also may need to upload info for the personal tax part of your return, like medical receipts, child care receipts, etc...