If you were simply filing employment income I would entirely agree with Ms. Kingu2019s response. Congratulations you are officially an entrepreneur! Considering only 5% of taxpayers are successful in venturing out on their own on the first try, you have a steep learning curve ahead. As you have been operating as a contractor your tax situation is now more complex.If you have access to a professional for advice, you might try doing it yourself via TurboTax. But I would counsel against that as, in all probability, you are not intimately familiar with the ins-and-outs of what you may or may not deduct as legitimate expenses, and how to compile your information in a manner that meets the reporting and organizational requirements of record keeping (as well as how to store and keep those records according to the Income Tax Act.It might cost a bit more initially to find a compatible tax preparer, I think it worth it the long run. I highly recommend it, especially if you find someone who will represent you for the year not just to prepare your taxes for that year. Build a relationship, just as you should do with your bank, its essential to your success.