Student Tax Information

Tuition Tax Receipts

Tyndale's Student Financial Services Office issues two tuition tax receipts, T2202 and T4A, every year during the 3rd week of February. These tax forms can be found online at myTyndale.ca. Paper copies are no longer being issued.

T2202

The T2202 is an official statement for income tax purposes showing the total claimable amount of tuition and fees paid, including the number of months of full or part-time studies.

All post-secondary institutions must record student's Social Insurance Number (SIN) on a T2202 form and report it to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). It is mandatory that you update your SIN through classes.tyndale.ca.

T2202 Replacement Request Form (PDF)

T4A

The T4A reports the full amount of scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are received as a student. A T4A will not be generated unless the total amount for the year exceeds $500. These amounts are claimable under box 105 and are not reported as taxable income on your tax return.

View Canadian Government Information Regarding T4A

Obtaining Your Tax Receipts

  1. Go to myTyndale.ca.
  2. Log in using your myTyndale username and password.
  3. Click on Financial Services tab.
  4. Click on My Tax Forms on the left side of the screen.
  5. Follow the instructions.

Note

  • For security purposes, you may be required to change your password from your student ID number to obtain your tax forms.
  • You can use your tax receipt(s) even if the address is incorrect.

Property Tax Credit

  • Students who live on-campus are eligible to claim $25 for the property tax credit for a student residence.
  • Students who live in residence cannot claim rent paid for the property tax credit as Tyndale does not pay municipal taxes.

Student Tax Assistance Resources

Student Financial Services does not assist students to file their taxes or offer tax advice to students. The following are some resources that can help students with filing their taxes.