Tax Filing for Students from $80
T4 employment income, T2202 tuition information, common student tax items, and benefit-related filing information for Canadian and international students.
Last updated: March 2026
Why Students Should Always File
Many students skip filing taxes because they assume they do not earn enough. This is a costly mistake. Filing every year, even with zero income, builds your CRA file, generates GST/HST credit payments, and accumulates RRSP contribution room for your future.
For international students, filing a Canadian return is especially important for demonstrating residential ties — a key requirement for permanent residency applications and provincial health coverage eligibility.
Student & International Tax Returns
What We Help You Claim
Tuition Tax Credit (T2202)
Claim your tuition and enrolment certificate to reduce federal and provincial tax owing.
GST/HST Credit
Even with low or no income, filing makes you eligible for quarterly GST/HST credit payments.
International Student Status
We clarify residency rules, SIN requirements, and filing obligations for study-permit holders.
PR & Immigration Credit
Filing every year builds your tax history — essential for PR applications and proof of residency.
Pricing for Students
Simple, affordable filing for students.
Base Plan
CAD + HST
- T4 employment income
- T2202 tuition credit
- GST/HST credit eligibility
- Moving expense deduction
- Student loan interest
- Unused credit carry-forward
- CRA e-file submission
Frequently Asked Questions
Need help deciding the right starting point?
Tell us whether the need is bookkeeping, tax, CRA records support, catch-up work, or an industry-specific financial-record matter. We will route the enquiry appropriately.