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If I were a teacher in Canada, these are five things I'd make sure to claim on my taxes. Number one would be my union dues. My claim is online 21-200. These are what you pay for to be in the teacher's union. They're usually on your T4, but you still have to report them. Number two would be my professional fees. These are the fees required to keep your teaching certification active. They also go online 21-200. Number three, I would claim the Educator School Supply Tax Credit online 46-900. You can claim up to $1,000 for eligible classroom supplies you paid for yourself. Number four, I'd like to look at moving expenses online 21-900. If I moved at least 40 kilometers closer for a new teaching job, some of these moving costs may be deductible. And number five, if I tunered on the side, I'd report it properly. That's self-employment income and it allows you to deduct related business expenses using Form 2125. Most teachers only focus on the basic deductions, but there is more available if you know where to look. If you're a teacher or you know one, tag them right now and save this video. Drop teacher in the comments if you want more Canadian tax tips like this. Follow tax mechanics. I've got the stuff they don't teach you in teachers college. G. G. O. O. O. O. G. G. L. A. L. A. E. E. Gulu gulu. Gulu gulu.

If I were a teacher in Canada, these are five things I'd make sure to claim on my taxes. Number one would be my union dues. My claim is online 21-200. These ar…