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Originally Posted by Cameron Swift
My step-daughter got a two week gig as a make-up/hair stylist assistant for a photoshoot. They've asked her to provide a GST # in order to get paid.
The relative who got her the gig told her she will need to set up as a sole proprietor for this. Before she goes down this road, is all of this correct? I have no idea about any of this stuff, but it seems like a lot of a work for a couple of weeks work.
A quick google search suggests that only small businesses earning over $30,000 a year need a GST #.
Any advice/help is much appreciated.
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They might require her to set up as a sole proprietorship in order to pay her (need a company name) and that is about $115 I think at an Alberta registry. For GST, the google is correct and she won't need a number until she is making $30,000/year.
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