Standing desk
Vari Canada
$595
WFH Wallet · Unique to NuvioLife
Counts as a taxable benefit (shows up on your T4)
Your wallet for the home office that actually works.
A real monitor, a real chair, the internet bill, the coworking day pass. Built for hybrid and remote workers who shouldn't be paying for the office out of pocket.
What people actually claim
Real receipts. Real reimbursements.
Here's what other NuvioLife members claim against their WFH wallet most often.
Second monitor
LG UltraFine
$520Ergonomic chair
Herman Miller
$890Home internet
Telus · monthly
$95Noise-cancelling headphones
Sony WH-1000XM5
$420Coworking day pass
WeWork day
$50
What's covered
The full WFH coverage list.
Every category your employer can fund inside the Work From Home Wallet. The in-app coverage lookup checks specific items in real time.
0
expense reports needed
Hardware & computing
The equipment you need to do your job, sourced wherever fits your setup.
- Laptops & desktops
- External monitors
- Keyboards & mice
- Headsets & webcams
- Printers & accessories
Furniture & ergonomics
A proper office, just at home.
- Standing desks
- Ergonomic chairs
- Monitor arms
- Lighting
- Cable management
Connectivity & software
The recurring costs of working from home, treated as a benefit, not a quarterly reimbursement.
- Home internet
- Mobile data
- Productivity software
- Cloud storage
Workspace & coworking
For hybrid weeks where home becomes the coffee shop or a third place.
- Coworking day passes
- WeWork credits
- Quiet-room rentals
- Travel-day workspaces
Counts as a taxable benefit (shows up on your T4)
Tax treatment, explained
How it shows up at tax time
WFH reimbursements are a taxable benefit because the equipment provides a personal-use benefit alongside the business one. The app handles T4 tracking automatically, no expense reports, no spreadsheets.
Wallet FAQ
Quick answers about your WFH wallet.
Because most home-office spend (computer, furniture, internet, software) provides personal use alongside business use. CRA treats those reimbursements as taxable. NuvioLife handles the T4 reporting automatically, you don't need to do anything at year-end.
If your employer enabled the connectivity category, yes. Submit your monthly bill and the eligible portion is reimbursed against the wallet. Most plans cap monthly connectivity (e.g. $100/month) so check the cap in the WFH tab.
Yes. Buy from any Canadian retailer, snap the receipt, and submit. The wallet does not lock you into a specific marketplace or vendor.
If your employer switched from a flat stipend to a WFH wallet, the dollar value is usually the same, you just get visibility, eligibility, and structured reporting instead of a cash deposit you have to track yourself.
If your employer enabled the workspace category, yes. WeWork day passes, quiet rooms, and similar workspaces all qualify.
Still wondering? The fastest way to get NuvioLife at your company is to forward this page.
More wallets · same app
Explore the other four wallets.
- HSA
Health Spending Account
The HSA is the foundation of your benefits.
- LSA
Lifestyle Spending Account
Gym memberships, sports leagues, family vacations, online courses, the spend a traditional benefits plan ignores.
- PSA
Personal Spending Account
Vitamins, OTC medications, fitness trackers, ergonomic gear, mental wellness apps, the everyday preventative spend that traditional benefits won't touch but that quietly compounds into long-term health.
- FIN
Financial Wellness Wallet
RRSP, TFSA, RESP, FHSA contributions.