Formulaires pour le crédit d’impôt pour frais de scolarité et le crédit d’impôt pour études
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For students enrolled in courses through the School of Continuing Studies, please refer to FAQs about tax forms and contact SCS staff directly if you need assistance.
Les formulaires fiscaux T2202 et T4 pour 2025 seront disponibles à partir du 28 février 2026.
Vous pouvez maintenant accéder aux formulaires fiscaux T2202 et T4A pour l’année d’imposition 2024 dans le Tax Form Module (TFM).
Si vous êtes un·e étudiant·e actuel·le ou ancien·ne, vous pouvez accéder aux formulaires fiscaux — parfois aussi appelés feuillets d’impôt — à partir de 1998 dans le Tax Form Module (TFM) en utilisant votre compte Passport York.
Vous devez obtenir ou réinitialiser votre compte Passport York?
Informations sur les formulaires fiscaux
Vous devez indiquer votre numéro d’assurance sociale (NAS) dans le formulaire T2202. Veuillez vous assurer d’ajouter votre NAS à vos renseignements personnels.
Le formulaire T2202 indique les droits de scolarité et les frais admissibles que vous pouvez déduire dans votre déclaration de revenus.
Le montant total des droits de scolarité et des frais d’inscription que vous avez payés peut ne pas correspondre exactement à ce qui est indiqué sur votre formulaire T2202, car tous les frais ne sont pas déductibles.
Nous émettons des formulaires fiscaux T2202 pour les droits de scolarité payés au cours de l’année civile, soit de janvier à décembre. Un défaut de paiement entraînera un retard dans la déclaration des montants impayés sur votre T2202.
Le Folio de l’impôt sur le revenu S1-F2-C2, Crédit d’impôt pour frais de scolarité de l’Agence du revenu du Canada contient plus d’informations.
Nous ne délivrons pas de reçus d’impôt pour les frais de résidence ou les plans repas. Les frais de résidence ne peuvent pas être considérés comme un loyer aux fins de l’impôt sur le revenu, selon la Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu de l’Ontario, article 8, paragraphe (8) — Coût d’habitation pour les étudiants.
Le feuillet d’impôt T4 indique les montants versés à un particulier par un employeur. On parle également de rémunération,
Si vous travaillez à York, l’unité de la paie et des ressources humaines vous enverra un T4, dans l’écran Payroll and Compensation du portail Employee Self Service.
Vous devez indiquer votre numéro d’assurance sociale (NAS) dans le formulaire T2202. Veuillez vous assurer d’ajouter votre NAS à vos renseignements personnels.
L’Agence du revenu du Canada (ARC) exige que toutes les universités déclarent les bourses d’études, bourses de mérite et prix accordés aux étudiants durant l’année civile entre le 1er janvier et le 31 décembre. Ces montants sont inscrits à la case 105 du feuillet T4A.
Pour plus de détails, voir les publications de l’ARC Folio de l’impôt sur le revenu S1-F2-C3, Bourses d’études, subventions de recherches et autres montants d’aide à l’éducation and Ligne 13010 — Montant imposable des bourses d’études, de perfectionnement et d’entretien, et des subventions reçues par des artistes pour un projet.
Feuillets du RAFEO et T4A
Vous trouverez les feuillets T4A du RAFEO (comme les bourses d’études canadiennes) et les reçus des intérêts payés sur les prêts étudiants dans votre compte en ligne du Centre de service national de prêts aux étudiants (CSNPE).
Dispenses de frais et feuillets T4A
Les dispenses de frais de scolarité pour les aînés sont considérées comme des bourses.
Comme les dispenses de frais de scolarité pour les personnes à charge admissibles sont un avantage imposable, un T4A sera émis.
Le crédit d’impôt pour personnes handicapées (CIPH)est un crédit d’impôt non remboursable qui aide les personnes handicapées, et leurs aidants à réduire l’impôt sur le revenu qu’ils pourraient avoir à payer.
Vous pouvez faire votre demande en soumettant le formulaire T2201 — Certificat pour le crédit d’impôt pour personnes handicapées.
Le formulaire RC4064 Renseignements relatifs aux personnes handicapéesde l’Agence du revenu du Canada comprend un questionnaire de renseignements relatifs aux personnes handicapées et des instructions sur la façon de présenter une demande.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Eligibility: “Why did / didn’t I get one?”
- Accessing and downloading your tax forms
- Personal details, IDs, and program information
- Timing, calendar vs academic year, and payments
- What’s included or excluded on T2202
- Scholarships, awards, and T4A specifics
- Other: grad students, funding, and status changes
You only receive a T2202 form if you paid more than 100 CAD in eligible tuition fees to York in the calendar year; if your eligible tuition was 100 CAD or less, no slip is issued.
If you were only registered in noneligible courses (e.g., some noncredit or very short offerings), received a full refund, or were staff/students with tuition waivers, that can also result in no T2202 form.
Yes, as long as that course is eligible and you paid more than 100 CAD in qualifying tuition to York in that calendar year.
If the course’s fees are under that minimum, the course is nonqualifying (e.g., Continuing Studies or EMBA—refer to SCS or Schulich), or you have a disability accommodation, no T2202 form is issued.
T2202 forms include tuition and certain mandatory fees directly related to enrolment; many supplementary or service fees do not qualify.
Non-eligible fees at York often include student levy fees, associated course fees, coop fees, residence/meal plan fees, parking fees, etc.
T4A slips are issued when you receive scholarships, bursaries, awards, fellowships, tuition waivers or certain other payments that York is required to report to the Canada Revenue Agency within the calendar year.
If your funding was issued through payroll, you will be issued a T4 tax form by Human Resources at York. If your funds were administered by an external organization, you may not receive a T4A from York.
Yes, eligible tuition and scholarships are reported in the same way for international students, and you can access the same T2202/T4A slips at York. If you are employed at York, please note that you will be issued a T4 tax form from Human Resources at York.
Whether and how you can use them on a Canadian tax return depends on your Canadian tax residency status and whether you are required or choosing to file a return.
York provides T2202 and T4A tax forms through the online Tax Form Module in your student account; use your student Passport York login. Slips are available for many prior years (e.g., 1998 onward)
Yes, York retains tax slips for many prior years (including 2019 and before) and allows former students to download them online. If the selfservice system does not go far enough back, submit the below form for archived copies.
York provides ways for former students to access tax forms, often by maintaining alumni access or reactivating Passport York (look under Featured Services section) to access tax slips securely. If you cannot sign in at all, contact UIT or call/visit Student Support & Advising.
Your tax form contains sensitive information, notably your Social Insurance Number, and it's not secure for us to send forms by email. Students can download slips directly from the secure Tax Form Module. If you are facing exceptional circumstances, please call or visit Student Support & Advising (SSA). Please note that we are unable to release slips or related information to any third party without a valid Third Party Access Form on file.
York posts T2202 and T4A near the end of February for the previous calendar year, in line with CRA’s filing deadlines. Check York’s SFS tax information page each year for the exact date; amendments may be issued later.
Employment T4/T4A slips are available on HR Self Serve. Your T4/T4A slip for the 2024 taxation year will be available at the end of February, on HR Self Serve, accessed through your employee Passport York account.
Need help? If you have any questions or concerns about accessing your T4 / T4A slip or pay statements, please email hrhelp@yorku.ca for assistance.
Minor changes like a new address do not require amended tax slips; the CRA focuses on amounts and your identifying number.
If your legal name or your Social Insurance Number have changed or are incorrect, update it in through Student Personal Information and then submit the below form.
Yes, York can issue a T2202 or T4A even if you have not provided a SIN, but you must update it in Student Personal Information system first and submit the below form.
No, York’s T2202 reports your total eligible tuition and full or parttime months for the calendar year, regardless of which program or faculty you were in.
Changing programs does not reset the year; it is still one slip per student per year.
If you enrolled in a credited course for your internship, yes the eligible fee amounts would be included in the T2202. The fee for co-op courses is charged as an Associated Course Fee and is not eligible. For students enrolled in courses through the School of Continuing Studies, please refer to their FAQs about tax forms and contact SCS staff directly if you need assistance.
York’s T2202 totals are based on the calendar year (Jan 1–Dec 31), not the academic year, so fall/winter Y courses are calculated at 50% for the current tax year (split across slips).
Tuition is reported in the year the payment is applied to your account, so a Dec payment for winter appears in that December year. Submit the below form for review and amendment.
If changes affect the total tuition, York may issue an amended T2202. Submit the below form for review and amendment.
Yes, if eligible, late payments are reflected on a T2202 in the calendar year posted to your account.
Noneligible at York include referendum fees (not all covered), coop fees, residence/meal plans, parking, late fees, and optional charges. Only tuition and certain mandatory fees meeting CRA criteria are included; Y courses are calculated at 50% for the current tax year.
Lab/material fees are only included if compulsory and directly related to an eligible course.
Optional materials or general supplies are not eligible tuition and therefore do not appear.
Many health plans and ancillary fees are not eligible and are excluded from York’s T2202.
Mandatory fees tied to instruction may be included
Correct; if York’s eligible tuition you paid in that calendar year is 100 CAD or less, no T2202 is issued. You generally cannot claim amounts below that threshold.
York must report many scholarships, bursaries, and awards (e.g., Osgoode Income Contingent Loan, Student Crisis Grant) on a T4A even if exempt.
Taxability depends on CRA rules about your enrolment, not the T4A issuance.
Box 105 reports total scholarships, bursaries, fellowships, etc., paid by York.
Each payer issues its own T4A, so multiple slips if awards were from York plus external sources.
Scholarships/fellowships supporting studies are on T4A; employment (e.g., TA/RA) is on T4.
Classification is based on whether it’s work (T4) or student support (T4A).
Fulltime qualifying students can often fully exempt scholarship income; parttime get partial exemptions based on tuition/costs. York reviews your status for T4A reporting.
Yes, report taxable awards even without a T4A; enter manually with documentation.
York reports scholarships/fellowships on T4A Box 105; employment on T4.
TA/RA is employment (T4 with deductions); scholarships are nonemployment (T4A).
York splits based on payment type.
York’s T2202 shows only months meeting CRA full/parttime definitions.
Leaves/inactivity are not counted
York issues a single T2202 for all eligible tuition/months in the calendar year, regardless of level.
Professional programs (e.g., EMBA) may refer to Schulich.
Do you have more questions about tax returns?
We cannot advise you on how you should complete your tax return.
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can help you find a free tax preparation clinic or you may prefer hiring a tax professional. The CRA has helpful services and publications:
These include:
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