You Sell Expertise.
We Handle the Books.

It depends on your income level, liability concerns, and long-term goals. Incorporation can offer meaningful tax deferral at higher incomes, but it also adds administrative obligations — corporate returns, records, shareholder structure. We maintain clean books for either structure and coordinate with your accountant on the decision.

Yes, if you use a dedicated space exclusively and regularly for business. You can deduct a proportional share of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, and property taxes. We calculate this correctly and document it to withstand CRA review.

Yes. Consulting services are taxable supplies. Once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, registration is mandatory. We handle registration, client invoicing guidance, return preparation, and timely remittances.

Both go on the same T1 return — employment income on line 10100 and self-employment net income on the T2125 schedule. CPP is required on your net self-employment income, and your withholdings from employment affect how much you owe. We file the complete return and ensure both sources are handled correctly.

Common deductions include professional software and subscriptions, liability insurance, home office costs, vehicle use for client meetings (mileage log required), professional development and conferences, and subcontractor fees. Meals and entertainment are deductible at 50%. We track all of these throughout the year so nothing is missed at filing time.