As a Chartered Professional Accountant (“CPA”) with a specialization in taxation, I’m no stranger to identifying and addressing complex tax issues, especially when it comes to taxes for content creators. 

Trust and confidentiality are cornerstones of all client relationships, and are part of key obligations that CPAs must maintain at all times. As content creation can be of a sensitive nature, I understand the need for confidentiality and trust.

I’ve worked with content creators who produce a variety of content on different websites, and I’ve helped them overcome a variety of issues. From answering the age old question of whether or not to incorporate, to determining if you must charge GST/HST on your sales, I’ve assisted clients big and small with their tax matters for several years.

Whether you’re earning $1,000 or $1,000,000, it pays to have an accountant in your corner. Taxes are complicated and it just doesn’t make sense to take time away from your content creation to do your own taxes. You have enough on your plate preparing content for hours and hours each day. To keep up with evolving tax matters, in addition to preparing content, is stretching yourself thin.