Who this tool is for
Drivers, couriers, and mixed-platform workers who need a simple Canada-first estimate before they file.
Driver tax assistant
A calmer way to prepare your Uber, taxi, or delivery taxes
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This keeps the current GST/HST, QST, mileage, and T2125 estimate logic, but guides you like an interview instead of a long form. It is educational only and not an official CRA or Revenu Québec filing tool.
Question-first wizard
Beginner + Fast modes
GST/HST + QST aware
Progress
Step 1 of 6
17%
Preparation progress
Calm support
No problem. Let’s keep going one step at a time. You can improve this estimate later.
Focus on the next useful number, not a perfect final return.
Start
How would you like me to guide you through this?
Choose your pace, province, and the kind of driving work you do.
Choose your pace
Beginner mode keeps the guide more reassuring. Fast mode trims extra explanation.
What kind of work are you estimating?
Province
Choose your filing province so the helper can use the right GST/HST or QST context.
Persona
Driver mode is optimized for rideshare, taxi, and delivery. General mode is better for non-driver self-employment.
Learn more
CRA tax changes 2026See the current season deadlines and CRA account reminders before you start filing.
Best if you want a simple overview of the current filing season before entering numbers.
What problem it solves
It organizes GST/HST, QST, mileage, and T2125 estimate logic into one guided workflow instead of scattered notes.
What to do next
Use the result to clean up your records, compare filing software, and decide whether your next step is a T2125 or Quebec filing guide.
Why it is Canada-specific
The workflow reflects CRA expectations, Revenu Québec context, and common Canadian rideshare and delivery tax patterns.
How to use this page
Treat the calculator as a prep workflow, not a filing shortcut
This page is strongest when you use it before filing, not after a deadline problem shows up. Start by choosing your work type and province, then organize one revenue base, one mileage method, and one expense estimate. The output helps you see whether you need better receipts, a cleaner mileage log, or a stronger understanding of regular versus quick method decisions.
For Quebec users, the main advantage is not only the tax math. It is seeing federal and provincial sales-tax context in one place before you jump into software or account portals. For drivers outside Quebec, the value is similar: one calm page to connect GST/HST, T2125 prep, and year-round tax organization before the return gets complicated.
Example calculation
If a delivery driver has one annual platform statement, tracked mileage, and a rough expense list, this tool helps organize those figures into a filing-ready estimate before software entry.
Who should go deeper
Drivers with Quebec obligations, mixed income streams, or weak record keeping should branch into the Quebec filing guide, T2125 guide, and tax software comparison after using the calculator.
Official references already used here
CRA taxi and rideshare guidance, CRA quick-method notes, and Revenu Québec GST/HST + QST reporting pages remain the right references when you validate the estimate.
Related Guides
Continue with the right Canada tax guide
Use these pages after the calculator to move into filing workflow, software choice, Quebec specifics, or self-employed tax cleanup.
Tax hub
Canada Tax Hub
Start from the main Canada tax hub if you need broader filing, deduction, or deadline context.
Read guide -> SoftwareTax Software Canada
Compare CRA-certified filing tools once your revenue, mileage, and expense estimates are organized.
Read guide -> ReviewWealthsimple Tax Review
See whether a lightweight DIY filing flow fits your driver or self-employed return.
Read guide -> ReviewH&R Block Tax Review
Use this review if you want more support options while still keeping a software-led workflow.
Read guide -> Self-employedT2125 Guide Canada
Connect your driver estimate to the CRA business-income form used by many self-employed filers.
Read guide -> CRA updateCRA Tax Changes 2026
Review filing-season changes and administrative reminders before you submit anything.
Read guide ->FAQ
Use it if you drive for Uber, rideshare, taxi, delivery, or mixed platform work in Canada and need a calmer way to estimate sales-tax and T2125 workflow.
It turns GST/HST, QST, mileage, and deductible-expense math into a guided interview so you can organize figures before filing or choosing tax software.
The tool and linked guides are built around CRA filing expectations, Quebec QST differences, and common Canadian self-employed tax workflows.
Review the result against your slips and logs, then continue into the Canada tax hub, tax software comparison, or T2125 guide depending on your next decision.