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Frequently Asked Questions

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TIPS and Gratuities are considered income for the tax purpose. If you are working as restaurant servers, hairdressers, valets, taxi drivers, delivery services like Uber Eat, it is your responsbility to report the total amount as income in your tax file. Your tax file could be subject to review if you are working in this profession but not reported any TIPS and Gratuities.

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Yes. Any amount of income that you have received working as SKIP THE DISHES delivery driver constitute taxable income. SKIP THE DISHES/ UBER EAT and some other companies paid directly to your bank account and that can easily trackable. Report your income as you are allowed to claim related deductions to reduce your income.

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Yes, if you are working as UBER Driver you need to register for GST with CRA so that you can remit GST. UBER payment always include GST/HST that are paid directly to the driver.

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Yes, you have to file income tax if you would like to receive government benefits regardless you have nil income. If you are receiving GST/CCB/GIS beneft and stop filing your tax return all the benefit will be stopped till CRA received updates from you.

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Yes, filing tax return will allow you –

a. Receive refund any taxes that you paid from your work, provided that your income is below your personal tax credit.

b. Open up RRSP contribution room, so you may start saving early.

c. If you turn 18 in the middle of the year you will be entitled to receive GST/PST quarterly payment.

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If you moved to ON from another province during a taxation year after 2017, you cannot claim your unused tuition and education amounts from another province or territory.

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