Fictional data · five-minute walkthrough

See the whole workflow before using your own records.

Follow one deliberately simple freelancer example from four invoice rows to a reviewable next action. The scenario's client names, invoice amounts, and threshold dates are fictional.

Fictional preview total
$28,800
Product version
1.0
Guidance reviewed
What this demonstration proves

It proves how the files organize user-entered facts. It does not prove that a service is zero-rated, determine registration liability or an effective date, replace current official guidance, or provide tax advice.

Step 1 · inspect the inputs

Four rows, with the classification kept visible.

The three export classifications below are assumptions entered by the fictional user—not conclusions produced by the tracker.

Fictional threshold-tracker rows
Quarter and dateFictional clientMarketGross CADUser-entered classification
Q4 20252025-10-15Maple StudioCanada$6,800Domestic taxable — counts
Q1 20262026-01-15Northwind LabsUnited States$7,950Believed zero-rated export — counts
Q2 20262026-04-15Pine & Co.United States$7,400Believed zero-rated export — counts
Q3 20262026-07-15Cedar DigitalOther$6,650Believed zero-rated export — counts
Visible preview$28,800

This is the four-quarter window visible on July 24, 2026, including an incomplete Q3. It is C$1,200 below C$30,000.

Single-quarter checkNo row set exceeds C$30,000

The largest fictional quarter is C$7,950. The tracker checks this route separately from completed-quarter timing.

Honest next actionConfirm the inputs

Preserve the FX and customer-residence evidence, verify the classifications, and rerun the review before the next material invoice.

Download the matching fictional evidence summary
Step 2 · choose the amount of structure

The three products solve different work.

The sample numbers stay fictional. The value is the repeatable evidence and review process around them.

01C$19 CAD

Cross-Border GST/HST Action Kit

A practical PDF workflow for Canadian service freelancers with foreign clients: a 24-page guide, 12-page fillable workbook, and one-page before-the-next-invoice card.

  • English folder — 24-page guide, 12-page fillable workbook, one-page card, and README
  • Francais folder — 24-page French guide, 12-page French fillable workbook, one-page French card, and LISEZ-MOI
Inspect the exact files and limits
02C$29 CAD

Quarterly Review Workspace

A reusable offline browser workspace for a reviewed supply log, both ordinary C$30,000 threshold views, foreign-currency evidence, backups, CSV export, and a printable review record.

  • index.html — opens the English offline workspace
  • index-fr.html — opens the complete French offline workspace
  • styles.css — workspace presentation
Inspect the exact files and limits
03C$39 CAD

Complete Bundle

Both Thirty North paid products in one download: the C$19 Action Kit and C$29 Quarterly Review Workspace for C$39, a C$9 saving against the C$48 separate total.

  • Thirty-North-Paid-Action-Kit-Bilingual-v2.zip — French and English guides, workbooks, cards, and instructions
  • Thirty-North-Quarterly-Review-Workspace-Bilingual-v2.zip — complete French and English offline interfaces with backup, CSV export, and print features
  • README.txt and LISEZ-MOI.txt — bilingual contents and extraction sequence
Inspect the exact files and limits
Step 3 · run the five-minute tour

A walkthrough that stays inside the claims boundary.

Keep the sample separate from real records: open the tracker in a fresh private-browsing window, confirm it has no saved rows, and close that window after the tour. Never import this sample into a tracker that contains your records.

  1. State the audience and limitation.

    This is for a Canadian service freelancer organizing a GST/HST threshold review. It does not classify the services.

  2. Load the fictional CSV.

    In that empty private-browsing tracker, import the sample, then point out gross CAD, dates, markets, and user-entered classifications. Do not use Clear all in your regular browser.

  3. Read both outputs cautiously.

    Separate the current-quarter check from the completed-quarter route, and keep unresolved classifications outside confirmed totals.

  4. Show the Action Kit decision workflow.

    Use it to collect evidence, frame adviser questions, and prepare the next-invoice review without promising a tax conclusion.

  5. Show the quarterly workspace routine.

    Explain local records, fixed quarters, FX evidence, signoff, backup, export, and print—plus the buyer’s device-security responsibility.

  6. Let the buyer choose without pressure.

    The Action Kit is the one-time review, the Workspace is the recurring routine, and the Bundle contains both. No product guarantees compliance, savings, or income.

Try the workflow, not a promise

Use fictional data first. Bring your own facts only when ready.

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