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Tired of your tax person not understanding your world?

At QTTS, we understand your world, because we live in it. And honestly? We probably know more than anyone else in the tax industry. Why?

The founder of QTTS:

  • Brings 10+ years of Computer Forensics (yes, the serious kind)

  • Spent 8 of those years inside tax enforcement and investigation

  • Holds a Computer Science University certificate alongside his Bachelor and Master in Accounting (because one discipline wasn't enough)

  • Built QTTS like a Digital Fortress. See how it's done here.

  • Built this website, run his own Google ads, manages the email server and automates damn near everything he can.

  • Oh and yes, there’s a YouTube channel, because educating the population is part of the mission

We Speak Fluent Creator.

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So when you talk to us about:

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  • Ring lights

  • DSLR or mirrorless cameras

  • Shure or Rode mics

  • Mic stands, boom arms, and green screens

  • OBS Studio, Streamlabs, or CapCut

  • Canva Pro or DaVinci Resolve

  • Stripe, PayPal, Ko-fi, or Gumroad

  • Patreon tiers, AdSense, Twitch payouts

  • ...and all the weird platforms in between

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We don’t blink. We know your setup and your workflow, because we live in the same digital world.

 

What’s the point of hiring a tax pro if they ask what Twitch is or tell you “Canva isn’t a real expense”?


You need someone who knows the gear, the software, and the income streams, so nothing gets missed, and every claim is bulletproof.

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Whether you’re a podcaster, vlogger, artist, streamer, or yes, even OF... we’ve got you covered.

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Yes, You Can Write That Off.​

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Here are just a few expenses you could write off—but probably didn’t think of:

  • Selfie sticks (If you're vlogging or walking-and-talking, it's a business tool)

  • Makeup (If it’s for content creation—it counts. Yes, even lashes.)

  • Car expenses (Driving to a shoot? That’s mileage and gas—deductible.)

  • Boat rentals (Filming on the water? Yup. That floating prop is deductible.)

  • Toys & “accessories” (Yes, if you're in that industry, those too can qualify)

  • Airbnb stays (Filmed content in that rental? Partial or full write-off)

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Think CRA won’t notice if you’re behind or messy? Think again.

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Your content is online. What you sell, what you buy, it’s all traceable. CRA has access to your platforms, your car purchase history, your real estate records, and more.

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And yes, they’ve already built dedicated teams targeting digital creators. Just like they did with construction workers, crypto users, and rideshare drivers. If an industry makes money and isn't reporting it? CRA builds a dedicated team for it.

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If you're not compliant, they will come.
 

Don’t wait until you get a tax bill that makes you go offline.

What’s This Gonna Cost?

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Let’s talk numbers.
Most digital creators pay around $200 per year for tax filing with us.

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Behind a few years?
No stress. We’ve got multi-year discounts baked in.

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Not sure what you need?
We’ll walk you through it and give you a custom quote fast.

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