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E-commerce, Creators and US Sales Tax answers.
Selling online and earning from platforms: GST/HST, US sales tax nexus, platform withholding and how marketplace income is taxed in Canada. 20 questions, each answered in the first paragraph.
By the AnalytIQ Accounting team · Last reviewed: September 6, 2026
Where we do the work
Rules at a glance · E-commerce, Creators and US Sales Tax
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What we take off your plate
Tax services for online sellers and creators, handled.
- GST/HST zero-rating and the $30,000 threshold tracked by platform
- US economic nexus checked state by state, not left to guesswork
- T2 and owner T1s filed together, deadlines tracked
- GST/HST returns and instalments handled
- CRA letters and reviews answered for you
- Salary-versus-dividend plan reviewed every year
Mistakes we fix
Three things that go wrong for online sellers and creators.
- Charging no GST/HST on a digital product sold to a Canadian customer because the sale is online
- Assuming Amazon collecting US sales tax removes the need to register once nexus is crossed
- Never filing a protective Form 1120-F and losing the right to deduct expenses if the IRS disagrees
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How we can help · E-commerce, Creators and US Sales Tax
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Fixed fees, quoted after a short discovery call. Canadian and US filings under one roof.
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A fixed fee for your tax work, in writing.
- Tell us about your business. The form takes about a minute.
- A short discovery call. Fifteen minutes to confirm what you need.
- A fixed fee in writing. We reply within one business day. No hourly surprises.
- Canadian and US filings under one roof
- Cloud-first: QuickBooks Online, Dext, Wagepoint
- Brampton, Ontario, with clients across Canada and the US
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