Tax Filing for Ride Share & Food Delivery | Canada 2024
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2024
- In this video I share Easy & Simple steps on how to file your Canadian income tax return for Ride Share (Uber & Lyft) and Food delivery (do it your self), in 20 to 60mins, with maximum refund.
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0:00 Intro
0:39 List of Items Required
1:30 List of Tax Deductible Expenses
2:15 Wealth Simple Software (Personal Details)
4:05 Form T2125 (Basic Info)
5:40 Income (Form T2125)
7:57 Expenses (Form T2125)
10:00 Car Expenses (Form T2125)
14:45 Submitting the Form
15:10 End - Навчання та стиль
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I think AIP is appicable if the car is purchased in same year of use.
Hi @bahroz, Thanks for the detail video. Can you tell me can we expense out uber fees and if yes where we can put that value?
Hi yes you can plug it in line 9275 or even under other expenses
Thank you Bahroz for creating this fantastic walkthrough video of the form .
I do (A) Doordash food delivery as well as (B) have a registered Sol Proprietor business doing some birthday photography.
I drove 2500 km for A-Doordash (+ Fuel cost= $500) & 1000 km for B-Photography biz (+ Fuel cost= $100).
Correct me if I'm wrong, but seems like I have to file and submit 2 separate T2125 forms: 1st one for A (Doordash) & 2nd one for B (Photography).
If that is the case, then:
In the T2125 form for (A)-Doordash, under "Total kilometres you drove in the year to earn business income" do I indicate 2500 km (& then further add Fuel & oil= $500 in the respective section)
&
In the T2125 form for (B)-Photog biz, under "Total kilometres you drove in the year to earn business income" do I indicate 1000 km (& then further add Fuel & oil= $100 in the respective section)
OR
is it that after creating & submitting the 2 separate T2125 forms: 1st one for A (Doordash) & 2nd one for B (Photography), on both of those 2 forms I should repeat the same total amount as follows:
"Total kilometres you drove in the year to earn business income" = 3500 KM (i.e. 2500km + 1000km)
"Fuel and oil" = $600 (i.e $500+ $100)
Thank you so much in advance for reading this and giving me your invaluable insights!!
Thanks … two separate forms… and divide the amount between the two..
@@bahroz If I may ask, just to confirm... You mean to say, for instance, as for my T2125 for Doordash, I should ONLY indicate the 2500 km that I drove doing JUST Doordash (as opposed to km 3500, that's Doordash + Photog biz).
Reason for asking again is b/c T2125 asks for "[TOTAL] kilometres you drove in the year to earn business income" & wasn't 100% sure.
Thank you so much again!
@@owoffer yes your understanding is correct only report the portion related to that business..
Thanks for the informative video. Where do I claim (i.e. in which section) application fees for uber driver that you mentioned in the beginning of a video? Also, can you please make a separate detailed video on how to file GST/HST via GST/HST netfile for Uber/Lyft drivers? Thanks.
Hi Anish - thanks for reaching out. will certainly make a video on how to file GST/HST... stay tuned.
meanwhile to answer your specific question.
Please report Application fees under "business tax, fees, license, dues, membership, subscriptions - 8760"
Hello @bahroz, Thanks for the nice and detailed info. What if I have a incorporation and performing the rideshare operations under the incorporation. How does the filing differs. Could you please share information on how to file taxes in such cases.
Then file for the incorporation separately under its own tax number
Thank you for the video! A question, do I put in my whole year insurance cost of the car or some percentage of it that I used for uber or something like that?
Percentage only
Hi, Thanks for this helpful video. If I use the quick method for GST/HST, I Also need to file a GST/HST return separately?
Yes that still needs to be filed
Hi @bahroz. Really appreciate you putting the video out for us. I have a question. If I have tot claimed CCA in any of the previous years as I was not aware. Can I claim it now? What would be the correct way to go about it ?
Yes you can claim it now doesn’t matter if you didn’t claim it earlier.. once you start claiming them stay consistent
Hi
I filed my uber return as explained in your video. Thanks for detailed info.
Just a quick query, do I now need to file gst/hst return for business account separately?
Thanks
Yes for that you need to fill up the form gst34… wealth simple should help you fill in that form automatically once you input a number in gst/hst line if not then search for the form in the form bar and fill it in using wealth simple software
Hi there, thnaks for the video thisbis very helpful, i have one question. Can u also write off the insurance that i bought at the dealership? I bought the car specifically to work for uber, Around 90% of my milage is for uber, if i can write it off, where should it be?
Hi thanks for the question… Yes you can
Hey Bahroz, do we have to file gst/qst return over and above this process ?
No that’s it you fill in the fields here
Hello Behrouz, thank you for the video, My question is I work for two different food delivery apps, skipthedishes and doordash, do I have to fill-out two different forma for them or I can add all of the information together?
It would be ideal to fill in two forms..
Do you know how I would handle claiming CCA for vehicle expenses? Claimed in '18 and '19 but didn't in the years following as I didn't make business income.
So the software I talk about in this video helps you do that.. it will ask for some details once you input that it will spit out the cca and make it part of your return calculation
Hi Bahroz,
Thanks for this video. Last year I didn’t claimed the CCA in particular like wrote down the total expenses directly. Now in this year if I want to add vehicle expenses individually could you tell what should I write down in UCC column from the previous year ?
( If zero then system will calculate based on the total value of vehicle which I have purchased and if not and will write any amount their then in last years return that amount won’t be there so if it doesn’t match then would there be any issue? )
Yes so why not zero let it calculate based on total value of the vehicle since you missed it for last year.. then you can start as of this year
Hi, thanks a lot for your video. I'm just curious about what happen next. You used Wealthsimple tax in your video, but what will happen after ? Does we have anything to do on the CRA website after ? Or it does it automaticlly?
Also, my case is a bit specific. I did food delivery with uber and Doordash most of the time with my electric scooter. But, I used the car of my girlfriend also. I did like 10000km with. I kept all the receip for the gas. Should I fill the form and act like its my car ?
Thanks. Have a great day
Yes it gets done automatically (ie the submission)… and yes to second question as long as you can prove it
Hey for the car expenses do we need all proofs or we can add rough estimate ?
You may be asked for proof.. even if it’s an estimate there should be a logic and calculation to it
Thanks for the detailed video
Quick question do we need to file a gst/hst as well seperately for bussiness number
I logged in to cra bussiness account and it shows nothing is filled for last year where as i filed my taxes and added t2125
Thanks
Yes that needs to be done separately
@@bahroz thanks for the prompt reply
so have to show the same income there as well, if yes then will have to pay tax amount there as well?
Can you also explain about finance veichle how to fill payments and interest
Put in your interest payments as part of your financing plan and add depreciation separately
@@bahroz hi actully give me your email or phone number becuase i explaine you everything where i confuse just littel bit need help
@@bahroz how much put intrest full in car or intrest or just put yearly how much pay intreset on car
Hi, do I fill out form T2125 if I am doing both uber and lyft? How do I file my gst for BC. Thanks!
Yes need to fill out two forms… I’ll make a separate video on gst for bc.
@@bahrozThanks for the replied. How do I fill out just one T2125 form for both Uber and Lyft? Can I file gst separately from my 2022 tax return? Thanks!
@Danchithancong allow me to clarify it’s best to file them separately - ie using two different forms
Thanks for this detailed video
If you used the same car for Uber Eats and Doordash, then do we need to use 2 separate T2125 forms and how to split the common car expenses like fuel, insurance, repair etc?
Or can we combine both incomes and car mileage in just one form?
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) looks at being a ‘courier’ for a food delivery app and being a ‘driver’ for a ride sharing app as two different business activities… they have different codes and hence should be filed under 2 separate T2125 form
Thanks Bahroz for your quick reply, actually I was not talking for ridesharing, I was taking for UberEats delivery and Doordash delivery incomes. For food delivery either for Uber or Doordash it's a same code.I used the same car for both of them and have separate mileage for Uber and Doordash but how can I split the total milage, gas, maintenance expenses for two forms?
Should I mention same expenses for 2nd form as well?
Split it based on revenue…
do we need to add total GTS/HST in collected gst hst form under gross sale in T2125 form? for example i have collected gst hst from riders and their are some gst hst i have paid to uber so de we need to add them both?
What ever part of your gst/hst is included in the gross revenue amount you need to add it into gst/ hst cell so it gets deducted
What about fees I paid to Uber as a uber driver, it’s shows on the report Uber summary including stuff like service fees and discounts, do i apply it in my tax return?
Yes that should be part of your return…
Why do you have to Calculate 13% later as well? as we already have in our uber app mentioned as GST/HST collected, its confusing as it wont match the one which we have already collected.
Cause gst rate is 13%…. So yes best to match…
@@bahroz Gross Fares Breakdown total doesnt give me the number that should match GST/HST collected when I divide the total gross income with 13%
In quick method, for Ontario it should be 4.4 not 8.8. Can you please confirm.
It’s 8.8% for a service-based business (ride share or delivery)… and 4.4% for a goods-resale business.
What about cpp deductions. ?? Does it do it automatically??? Because turbo tax doesn’t. And every year cra sends me notice saying I owe cpp!!!
No that will be done automatically by wealth simple… and will be included in T1..
Thank you for your informative video; many of the tips proved quite useful, and I've already implemented several. I do have a question regarding the UBER RIDES summary. Within it, I have detailed information on Gross Uber ride fares, tips, and GST/HST that I collected from riders. Additionally, there's a section for fees paid for Uber's services, along with GST/HST paid to Uber. How should I accurately input the Uber service fees and the GST/HST collected from riders into this form?
Gst / hst comes in the gst/hst tab.. If the Uber fee is part of the gross sales then it lates show it as part of expenses in line 8760
@@bahroz by the way , Do you know GST/HST quick method remittance for Nova Scotia?
there are many numbers , I am not sure about it. is it 10% ?
As per the video, I have put zero in GST/HST collected. And used quick method. My tax summary shows taxes in it , do you think I should I include it under gross income tab ?
Yes you should
Hi Bahroz, thanks for the video- very informative. Couple quick questions for you:
1) In the Income & Expenses/ Income column; does the GST/ HST collected only apply to rideshare users? I only did Uber eats (no rideshare) and was wondering how I'd fill that section up.
2) For me personally, I only started doing Uber Eats in Jan 2023 and quit doing it around April 2023. I did have a full time job elsewhere- Uber Eats was part time, occasionally. Because I quit doing it in April- DO I put up to April in the Fiscal period section?
Thanks, looking forward to your response.
Hi thanks
1- For Uber eats if I come is below 30$k then you don’t need to file
2- yes you can put in the months when you started and ended…
@@bahroz Thanks For the response! Total income was only around CAD 1500. Can you elaborate on what you meant by I don't need to file? Did you meant that I do not need to file a T2125 at all, or that I don't need to add anything in the GST/ HST column?
Thanks again!
@@TH9864w I meant nothing to add for gst and hst
Hi Behroz..great video thnks.
Do you have same explination for Ufile plzzz..i do with ufile n its alittle different..and i live in Quebec...thanks alot❤
Will make a video on that as well… thanks
@@bahroz thnks alot..i will be waiting🙏🙏🙏
How do i account for bonus, tips and promotional given by uber under miscellaneous. Do i add them to the gross revenue? Please advise.
Yes they get added to gross revenue
I have a doubt. Do we not fill anything in "Returns, allowances and dicounts" column. I mean we gotta deduct service fee, airport fee etc right?
Those fees be part of expenses
Do i have to show the same amount and pay tax again when filing the gst/hst under bussiness number
You will pay once but yes need to file gst/hst separately
Hi Bahroz, I have a used 2010 toyota camry that I bought in 2019 and am using it for skip. My question is that can I claim CCA on this vehicle for the first time in 2023? If so, where would I put the price of the vehicle (in UCC start or Additions)?
Hi thanks … yes you can claim it in 2023…
@bahroz Hello, I am confused about the quick method calculation. My Total uber income is 4795 and Gst/HST is 535 according to uber tax summery. So, should I put 4795-535= 4260 in the Gross Sales, commissions or fees box? What should be in the Returns and Allowances box? And if I haven't submitted the GST yet, what should I put in the GST?HST collected box? And now What should I put in the Quick Method calculation boxes?
Hi… Did you collect the gst or was it collected by the ride service (Uber in your case)?
If I filed tax through wealthsimple, does it filed tax for my business account as well along personal tax or do i have to file tax separately on business account (via CRA website) after filling by wealthsimple?
If you have a business account you can still use wealth simple simply need to open a separate account / tab in wealth simple with business details
Hello, im very confuse for the insurance and fuel and oil amount. If i dtive 2500km for uber only do i need to calcolate the gas use for 2500km? Same as i need to calculate only the extra insurance i pay on top of my regular insurance. Thank you!
No if you only use your car for business then there is no calculation in that case you use the full amount in the form
@@bahroz thank you for your fast response. I use my car for personal use and Uber, so I need to calculate how much gas I use only for uber and how to do with the insurance ? Just calculate the extra I paid on top of my regular insurance? It is my first year of doing taxes with Uber income.
@@AGeate I would allocate insurance based on mileages so what % of mileage you used for ride sharing apply that % to insurance cost
Hello, nice video. But how about gas expense for uber eats? I have not calculated the entire gas expense for the year but have kept all the receipts. I drove uber eats for around 10 percent of the total milage for my vehicle last year. Thanks.
Yes so calculate the number based on mileage and use that.. so total spend then % of mileage used for earning income and apply that to the spend
@@bahroz thankyou, I totalled the amount of gas spent the whole year and calculated 10 percent of it and entered.
Hi, i have driving school. I want to know how can I claim the gst I pay on my car expenses on t2125? And how would i put that information on the gst netfile on cra website? Please give tips on how to manage the book keeping. I write receipts to my students they don't pay gst on top of the lesson price and i keep the fuel receipts and car Maintenance. I can't keep the track of my mileage of the lessons as this is my personal use car as well. Is there any software where i can keep track of all of this information? Thank you
For business purposes I recommend quick books for expense tracking... I will be making a separate video on small business owner tax filing - stay tuned..
@@bahroz thank you so much, I'll be waiting 👍
Hi, My car is leased use to work for ubereats. Apart from those car expenses, am i eligible to claim the CCA?
No if you are using lease expense then you won’t do CCA this is when you own the car..
@@bahroz Got it, thanks a lot!
I have a Ev how to do the CCA ..
Hi it would be 30% of the vehicle value…
Hello, i bought car by cash, and used for uber eats , where should i add the money in finance or leased.
In that case you input it in the CCA… based on the class of the vehicle that you can select
Good work
Yes only if gross number includes hst… and that you are to deduct hst/ gst later… then you use gross and then enter hst/gst and you get to a net number…
Thanks got it . Deleting my comment
Sir if i am doing amazon FBA in USA but lives in canada do i need to file tax in USA or in canada ?
And if in canada is that come in personal tax ( in wealthsimple app?)
Canada… and yes you can use form t2125 for filing that return
@@bahroz i was reading ur all comments tonight n saw u replied on all comments that's awesome so do i n u did appreciate u r helping community
Hi Bro when u say you have to file tax return for uber and k=Lyft you mean two deferent tax returns or what pls help me
No you can do both together…
Do you have by chance this type of tetorial to learn more simple tax self employed. It is really very much intersting
If you can share more details I can make a specific tutorial for that..
Ok
Like small busseness, shops, and restaurants
hi i only did Ubereats do i need to have gst/hst number? i have income less than 30k for ubereats
The case you share above you don’t need to register for gst /hst
If i did uber eats(75% of my business kms) and doordash(25%) do i put 75% of my fuel and expenses and insurance on the uber form and 25% on the doordash form?
would i put the total yearly gas, insurance, expenses on each form?
Based on the %.. divide it between the two…
GST/HST Collected from Riders- Uber app summary shows me 147.37 but if I go with your video, I get 170.92, why?
So the Uber app one is not 13%? I would use the one that is showing in Uber app
Hello sir i have applied for my personal tax but didn't add uber lyft tax. Because i connect wealth with cra account and it did automatically but it didnt catch uber lyft data can i reedit or refile now ? Will it have any impact
You can refile it won’t have any impact.. you can refile it using wealth simple
@@bahroz and do i need to do it again using CRA GST HST NETFILE website
If you earned under $30k on food delivery, you don't need a GST/HST number. However, the Turbotax suggests that register a GST/HST number could help you get refund on GST/HST on your business expenses. I just want to reconfirm this is true, and if the GST/HST refund is worth getting to register a GST/HST number.
If you did earn such a sizeable amount 30$k I would certainly register for gst/hst and submit a return for it as well… there is certainly benefit
@@bahroz I did not earn 30k$ on uber eats or uber x, do I need to still file GST/HST return?
@@JobinJoseph2020 for ride share you need to file get/hst for food delivery you don’t…
@@bahroz can I know how to do that, I searched for GST34 Tax form to do that in wealthsimple, I could not find. Can you kindly explain? Thanks in advance.. appreciate your quick response for my first question
Where to find ucc from last tax return. ? I did my last tax through consultant but unable to find ucc for now?
That can be collected by wealth simple software directly from my cra account…
@@bahroz Will it be populated automatically? Mine is blank. Thanks
I rented car from enterprise for food delivery on monthly basis. How should i claim my business use car rental expenses?
That would be motor vehicle expenses line 9281
why we have added airport fees in our income? uber take it from the customer and payed to the airport. If we have added why we didn't claim in expenses.?
If you have your income already reduced by the airport fees that is if the ride share already deduct it then yes you don’t need to plug it as an expense..
I did Uber eats on my bike for 3 months & the income including tips was below $2000. so, I have to file the form same way like in the video any different Please guide?
Yes you will need to follow the same instructions… 2000$ is a significant number
Hi Bahroz, I am not sure you are filing your tax right because you didnt include any apps fees etc. in your Expenses calculation which is a huge part of the cost.
Hi I did cover it in the list of expenses that are tax deductible you can plug it in line 9275 or even under other expenses
Hi , i did doordash around 2-3 times last year earning less than $500 dollars? I have also sold the car which the doordash was done in? Do i still need to file taxes
Did they issue you a tax slip ?
@@bahroz no just statements and miles droven during doordash
just pay statements
@@shawaizsiddiqui6210 what do you mean statements what statements ?
I need ur confirmation- Question: 1) Under quick method, we dont need to mention how much we actually collected GST/HST and how much GST/HST we paid to uber?(That are reported in UBER yearly tax summery) and quick method is rough estimation? Question 2) And in the first field of income part, we will put gross income (excluding GST/HST)? quick method will add approximately how much govt. owe GST/HST? in expense part we will claim how much we paid as uber commission(excluding GST/HST?
As per UBER tax summery, My total uber rideshare income is 25,034.99 and collected GSt/HST 2794.14 and UBER payment is 9773.54 and Paid GST to UBER is 938.63, Now, please tell me how much should I mention in first field of income and in quick method
Do I need to keep my gas bill receipt, If i submit return with quick method?
Hi Thanks for reaching out..
1) for the quick method you still need to know what was the GST / HST - here is an example: Example: A ride-share partner/driver in Ontario has total (gross) fares during the reporting period of $10,000..... The GST/HST rate in Ontario is 13%, so $1,300 was charged and collected during the reporting period. Using the Quick Method rate for Ontario of 8.8%, the partner/driver is required to remit net tax of $994.40. ($10,000 + $1,300) X .088 = $994.40...
2) in the field where it says gross income you need to put in your gross income which includes GST/HST... then in the GST/HST line you enter GST / HST so it gets deducted from the gross number - yes the commission comes in the expense part...
you only mention in GST/HST the amount that you collected which is part of your gross income so in 25,034.99 what ever is the GST/HST portion you enter that in the GST/HST line...
No you dont need any bill receipts when using quick method
Hi @bahroz
I have some quarries i tried to solve them all way but did not satisfy wi the answer.
1. I'm filling tax for first time and i have uber income approximately 1000.
2. I also have T4 from other company.
So should i mention uber income in my file or of yes then what do you think what benefits i will have with that.
Thank you waiting for your answer with satisfaction.😊❤
Hi so yes I would file t2125 like I explained in the video rather you can plug in more expenses than the income it self and hence get a bigger refund… make sure expenses are legit and reasonable
Hey, I have did Uber last year part time and I have collected around 200 dollars of gst/hst from the customers , how do we file that and pay for it
Follow exact same process and fill in the gst / hst fields in the online software
@@bahroz I still havesome confusion because
After putting the hat data I am getting more money back instead of owing 200 dollars
Could you please explain why?
Thanks
@@siddharthpatel743 complete the full form and then see what is the balance…
@@siddharthpatel743 did you get your answer? I have the same problem
@@esmikal for gst it need to file separately and pay for it
I am salaried person and driving uber as part time and If I submit T4 for salary and T2125 for uber rideshare using wealthsimple , Do I need to file GST/HST return again?
Yes for ride share you need to file gst/hst
@@bahroz how to do GST/HST return? Is that to be done for Uber X and eats in separate forms?
Brother can you help me if I want to file tax for Uber eats and Uber rider
Hi yes I cover that in the video
Which app is it ?
Wealth simple
Hi, I did food delivery part-time in 2023 and made approximately $6,000. My return before expenses was nearly $300 and afterwards it went down to $29, I am confused on why entering in expenses would cause my return to go down, any idea?
Yes that’s strange cause as you add expenses the refund should go up… try again and note the change for every step…
@@bahroz For each expense i add it goes down each time.
@@ImLayn May be add expenses first and then income later see how flipping it works,,,
hi there, I have earned around 3400 CAD in 2023 from Uber. Do i still need to pay hst/gst on that income or should i just report that income and expenses related to it?
if its ride share then yes you need to input gst/hst since - because you with ride shares especially with Uber you do collect GST/HST from your customers...
Hello Bahroz. Very useful video. Thanks so much. I have a question regarding service fees, booking fees and gst paid to uber! where should we put them? I realized that they should be under other expenses section? Am I right? the section after capital cost allowance. I appreciate your reply. thank you.,
Yes it goes in other expenses…
@@bahroz thank you so much 🙏🙏
Hi again Behroz! I am confused about something! If I use the same car for uber and lyft then when I mention put oil and gas for the uber one, I should not include it for lyft as well! or I should repeat that? And if I use the car to make some other income! I used it to commute to where I made the extra income which I reported! Should I repeat the insurance I paid for the entire year for the car? To sum up, if I include insurance as an expense for uber income, should the same number be used for lyft? I am asking because it seems to be repetition! Once it is used as credit for uber, it should not be used for lyft as well! I am a bit confused!
@@bahroz
In case you are using car for other incomes or purposes then only allocate to the Uber the portion of the insurance expense and the balance portion to go under Lyft..
@@bahroz so how about allocating all to Uber and the rest zero!? Because I guess it is not easy to know what portion goes to Uber then! You know what, when you are online for Uber you can be online for Lyft at the same time! You may take a ride for Uber and another for Lyft!
Bro i bought car on cash $10k , can i claim any credit
Yes you can add depreciation-- which is using capital cost of allowance CCA it gives you option to input that..
The software calculates it for you…
Can you please help me to file my tax today, I’ll pay the service fee if you are ok
Why u do it fast bro??
That’s I can’t help… my style is I speak fast…. One recommendation is to listen in slow play speed
Why do u speak so fast? Good tutorial but so fast, it is really hard to understand 😢
Great feedback… I take it and will improve on it… thanks 🙏
@@bahroz one trick, every time you talk to people just make sure people actually understand you, if they don’t understand you and you keep going that’s just useless communication.
@@chasachasa5304 I understand him perfectly. You can turn on closed captioning for subtitles
Thanks - appreciate that..
Yes, it was a bit hard to catch the speed. But thanks to the Speed Control. I set it to 0.75x. Anyways thanks for the video. :)
(50000+6500)X8.88%= 5017.2