Hi. I have a doubt about Canada’s tax deduction system. Like the tax deduction increases with increased work hours bi-weekly. Does this mean I should work for less hours or is it worth working more only? Can I get a return of the taxes my employer is deducting right now? I’m a student and I’m confused what to do. Like I can decrease my shift hours and focus on uber and rides rather than taking an extra shift and paying that days money as taxes. Can you please give me some clarity on this doubt please?
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Hi thanks for the video. It's very helpful. I have a question: do you include the kilometers you drove to the customer's place?
Hi. I have a doubt about Canada’s tax deduction system.
Like the tax deduction increases with increased work hours bi-weekly.
Does this mean I should work for less hours or is it worth working more only? Can I get a return of the taxes my employer is deducting right now?
I’m a student and I’m confused what to do.
Like I can decrease my shift hours and focus on uber and rides rather than taking an extra shift and paying that days money as taxes.
Can you please give me some clarity on this doubt please?
In Canada, taxes are deducted at the source based on income brackets, not hours worked.
Hey there! I'm curious to know if it's possible to file both Lyft and Uber income together on a single form, specifically with T2125.
Yes, you can combine income from multiple sources.
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No proper explanation. What you are telling everyone knows that. People don't know is how to use this while tax filing.
Thank you for your feedback. I'll work on providing more detailed guidance.