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Tax Document Checklist

Use this handy list to ensure you have all the needed documents to maximize your refund

Individuals with zero income still could file and gets the benefits

Tax Slips:

T3 - Mutual funds

T4 - Employment income

T4A - Certain scholarships

T4A - Other pensions and annuities

T4E - EI Benefits

T4A-OAS - Old Age Security benefits

T4AP - CPP benefits

T4-RSP - RRSP income

T4-RIF - RIF income

T5 - Investment income for interest, dividends, and certain capital gains

T5007 - Worker’s compensation benefits

T5007 - Social assistance payment

T2200 - Conditions of employment/allowable employment expenses

T2202A - Tuition fees

RC62 - Universal Child Care Benefits

Receipts:

Adoption expenses.

Attendant expenses for a disabled person.

Carrying charges.

Charitable donation receipts.

Child care expenses.

Child support/alimony payments or receipts.

Children’s fitness and arts receipts.

Exams for professional certification.

Interest paid on your student loans.

Medical expenses.

Moving expenses.

Other interest expenses.

Political donation receipts.

Receipts for your rent/property tax.

RRSP contribution slips.

Tool expenses for tradespersons.

Transit pass receipts.

Work-space-in-home expenses.

Other Documents/Information:

Amounts paid in tax installments.

Banking information for direct deposit.

Capital gains and losses information for stocks, bonds, real-estate, etc.

Commissioned employee expenses.

Disability tax credit certificate.

Legal expenses to collect alimony, pension or retiring allowances.

Notice of Assessment or Reassessment.

Other carry-forwards amounts such as tuition, RRSP, etc.

Other CRA correspondence.

Prior year tax return for new clients.

Rental income and expenses.

Small business income and expenses.

Vehicle logbook for self-employed people and commissioned employees.

Volunteer firefighter’s certificate.