QuickBooks keeps your books. Claimable finishes your return.
QuickBooks puts each expense in a category, and its own pages point you to an accountant to finish your taxes. Claimable works out the parts where a return goes wrong, all year: the car, your equipment, the home office, the date you must register for GST, and an estimate of what you owe today.
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A category is not a claim
Putting an expense on the right T2125 line is the easy part. The claim is the arithmetic after it: the business-use percent of a car, a capital cost allowance balance carried year to year, a home office the Act caps at your income.
The next step up is a big one
When you outgrow Self-Employed, Intuit points you to QuickBooks Online, built for businesses with payroll and inventory. For a one-person operation that just needs a clean T2125, that's more software, and more cost, than the job needs.
The Canadian tax work left for April
GST/HST returns with input tax credits, the $30,000 small-supplier threshold, CCA through recapture and terminal loss, the home office worksheet: Claimable does these in the app, all year, instead of leaving them to you or your accountant at year-end.
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parts of the return a bookkeeping app leaves to your accountant, worked out all year in Claimable: the car, equipment, the home office and the GST threshold. The rest of the T2125 comes with them.
Canadian tax law, not a US product with a flag on it
Real CRA line numbers, the half-year rule for CCA, provincial GST/HST/QST/PST, Bank of Canada exchange rates. Built for how the CRA works, not bolted on afterward.
Right-sized for a one-person business
No double-entry ledger, no payroll module you'll never open. Track expenses, scan receipts, export totals at tax time. That's the whole job.
Every receipt kept for a CRA review
Every receipt stored with a SHA-256 hash, full change history on every expense, and a one-click full export if the CRA comes asking.
Free trial, nothing to migrate
No import, no setup project. Create an account and start logging this year's expenses today. Your old data stays exportable from your QuickBooks account.
- Every expense mapped to its T2125 line
- Receipt scanning with suggested CRA categories
- GST/HST returns prepared for you to file, with input tax credit reconciliation
- CCA depreciation schedules (22 CRA classes, half-year rule)
- Home office worksheet, in beta (CRA detailed method, with the loss limitation and carry-forward)
- Full export: receipts, hashes, full change history
The tax bill you already know.
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Pro is $249 CAD/year with unlimited scanning, or $24 CAD/month including 100 scans a month.
Common questions.
Can I import my QuickBooks data?
Claimable doesn't import from QuickBooks today. Most people switching mid-stream start logging the current tax year in Claimable and export their history from QuickBooks for their records.
Is Claimable accounting software?
No, and that's the point. There's no general ledger or bank reconciliation. It's built for the tax return, for people who want deductions captured without running a full accounting system.
Does it file my taxes for me?
No. Claimable works out the numbers your T2125 asks for, so the filing step (you, your tax software, or your accountant) takes minutes. It doesn't NETFILE.
What does it cost?
Every account starts free. The 14-day Pro trial, with 50 receipt scans and everything else unlimited, starts when you scan your first receipt. That includes the full year-end toolkit. After that, Pro is $249 CAD/year with unlimited scanning, or $24 CAD/month including 100 scans a month. Cancel anytime.