Part-time workers often overlook the TD1 form when starting a new job.
The TD1 determines how much tax your employer deducts from your pay.
If you have multiple jobs, claiming the basic personal amount more than once can lead to not enough tax being withheld — which means you may owe at tax time.
Reviewing your TD1 can help avoid that surprise.
CommonCents Accounting & Tax Services
Andrea is an experienced accountant and owner of CommonCents Accounting Services. She specializes in bookkeeping, payroll, and tax prep for small businesses.
Former CRA Senior Tax Agent, passionate about empowering clients with financial knowledge.
If your revenue is growing but your bank balance isn’t…
it’s not an income problem — it’s a bookkeeping system problem.
This is what I help my clients fix:
✔ Knowing their real numbers
✔ Understanding their profit
✔ Planning for taxes
✔ Paying themselves consistently
Your business should be making sense AND making money.
📩 DM “BOOKS” if you’re ready to get organized.
If you’re self-employed, your tax bill shouldn’t be a surprise.
No deductions are being taken off your income — which means planning is everything.
Even setting aside a small percentage consistently can save you from owing (and the stress that comes with it).
This is one of the first systems I help my clients put in place.
📌 Save this for later
📩 DM “TAX” if you want help setting yours up.
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Before you file your taxes — start with your Notice of Assessment.
It contains: ✔️ RRSP contribution room
✔️ carryforward amounts
✔️ balances owing
This is one of the most overlooked steps, and it can affect your return.
Save this for tax season 📌
02/09/2026
Getting a letter from CRA can feel overwhelming — but most of the time, it’s simply a request for information.
Reading the full letter, understanding the deadline, and getting clarity early can make all the difference.
If you’re unsure how to respond, support is available. 🤍
📅 Book a consult via the link in my bio
💬 Or DM “TAX”
CRA letters are designed for compliance — not comfort.
Before assuming the worst:
✔️ Read the full letter
✔️ Check the deadline
✔️ Understand what’s being requested
Clarity > panic. Always.
02/06/2026
Former CRA.
Now working for you. 💼
Compliance ✔️
Clarity 📊
Confidence 💡
04/10/2025
Need help filing your GST/HST return? Whether you’re a sole proprietor or incorporated business, CommonCents has options that fit your needs:
$125/month
$200/quarter
$300/year
We also offer registration help, amendments, and late filing catch-ups!
DM us or visit commoncentsservices.ca to book your spot today.
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💡 Taxes Don’t Have to Be Scary! 💡
I get it—tax season can feel overwhelming. The deadlines, the numbers, the fear of making a mistake… it’s enough to make anyone anxious. But that’s where I come in!
At CommonCents Accounting Services, I take the stress and confusion out of taxes. With my experience as a former CRA agent, I know how the system works, and I use that knowledge to help YOU feel confident about your tax situation.
✅ No more fear of audits
✅ No more last-minute panic
✅ Just clear, simple guidance to maximize your refund and keep you compliant
You don’t have to do it alone. Let’s make taxes easy, stress-free, and maybe even empowering!
📩 DM me or to get started.
📢 Working Two Part-Time Jobs? Avoid a Tax Bill! 💰
If you have two part-time jobs, you could be in for a surprise at tax time! Why? Each employer applies the basic personal amount (BPA) separately, making it seem like you earn less than you actually do.
✅ Solution? Update Your TD1 Form!
🔹 At your second job, check "❌ No" on line 8 of your TD1 form.
🔹 This ensures that only one employer gives you the BPA tax credit.
🔹 This helps you avoid owing taxes at the end of the year!
💡 Not sure if your TD1 is set up correctly? Reach out—I can help you stay tax-smart and stress-free!
📞 Need tax advice? Message me today!
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