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Hey gig workers! Whether you're driving, delivering, or freelancing, big changes are coming to how you report your earnings in 2024. Under new rules from Canada’s 2023 budget, apps like Uber, DoorDash, and Lyft are now required to report your yearly income to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) by January 31st.

What does this mean for you?
On the bright side, your income will already be reported, potentially making tax season less of a headache. But here’s the catch: many feel this move is unfair to gig workers, who often don’t earn much and miss out on benefits like health insurance or paid leave.

While these platforms will now act like employers when it comes to reporting, they won’t provide the perks that a traditional job does. Big names like Uber and DoorDash have already confirmed compliance, and experts suggest this could pave the way for more regulations on gig work.

So, what can you do?
✅ Keep track of your earnings.
✅ Stay informed about tax changes.
✅ Consult a tax expert if needed.

It’s time to stay ahead of the game! Like, share, and subscribe for more updates on gig work. You’ve got this—good luck with tax season!

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