Infographic – Income sources
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Organization: Canada Revenue Agency
Type: Infographic
Last update: 2022-06-08
Learn about the different types of income you need to report when you do your taxes.
Certain amounts earned or received are non-taxable. You do not need to report these as income on your tax return.
Infographic description
What income do I report on my taxes?
When you do your taxes you need to report all types of income. Here are some examples:
Report it
- I work a part-time job.
- I receive money through stocks.
- I make a little extra cash walking dogs.
- I receive social assistance payments.
- I earn income driving for a ride-share service.
Don’t report it
- I won some lottery money.
- I was given money for my birthday.
- I get GST/HST credit and Canada child benefit payments.
What if I didn’t have any income this year?
You should still do your taxes to take advantage of any eligible credits and benefits!
Want to know more about taxes and what income to report? Check out canada.ca/learn-about-taxes