Implementing a Simple T4A Automation Stack in Your Business or Firm
When people hear “automation stack,” they picture something complicated—integrations, APIs, and a team of developers wiring everything together. But for T4A slips, […]
Mapping Your Current T4A Workflow: Where Are the Bottlenecks?
If T4A season feels chaotic, it’s tempting to jump straight to solutions: “Let’s buy new software.” “Let’s outsource it.” “Let’s just work harder next […]
Last-Minute T4A Review: Avoiding Errors Before Filing
You’ve gathered contractor data, reconciled payments, and generated T4A slips. The deadline is looming. You’re *almost* ready to file. This is where […]
What a Manual T4A Process Looks Like (And Why It Breaks)
If your T4A process still lives in email threads, spreadsheets, and sticky notes, you’re not alone. That’s how almost everyone starts. At […]
Last-Minute T4A Review: Avoiding Errors Before Filing
You’ve gathered contractor data, reconciled payments, and generated T4A slips. The deadline is looming. You’re *almost* ready to file. This is where […]
January Crunch: Collecting Missing Contractor Info Quickly
Even with the best intentions, January often reveals the truth: You don’t have complete information for all your contractors. Missing SINs, outdated […]
Planning Your T4A Season: What to Start in November/December
If T4A season always feels like it sneaks up on you, the problem probably isn’t February—it’s November and December. Most of the […]
What to Do If You Think Your T4A Slip Is Wrong
Getting a T4A slip at tax time is normal. Getting one that doesn’t look right is stressful. Maybe the amount seems too […]
T4A vs Invoicing: How They Work Together for Self-Employed Canadians
If you’re self-employed in Canada, you probably think in invoices: • “I sent the client a $1,500 invoice.” • “They still owe me […]
I’m a Freelancer, Why Did I Get a T4A Slip?
If you’re a freelancer in Canada—designer, developer, coach, copywriter, photographer, or anything in between—you’re probably used to sending invoices and getting paid. […]