Nope! Because you work with Roo as an independent contractor, we don't take taxes out of your pay. The pay you see listed on the shift post is exactly how much money hops into your bank account.
🚨 Heads-up: You'll still be responsible for reporting your Roo income and paying taxes on it later.
Our Advice: set some money aside for tax season so you're prepared.
How much? Talk to an accountant or tax professional to get a good estimate that pertains to your specific financial situation. They can also let you know if paying in installments is recommended.
🏦 Bonus Tip: Throw that money you set aside in a high-interest savings account and make money with your money while you wait!
📢 Disclaimer: We are not tax professionals, and Roo does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. Our resources are for informational purposes only, and we always recommend speaking with a professional for guidance tailored to your situation.
The information on this page applies to Canadian independent contractors. It does not reflect US tax law or IRS requirements.