By the end of February each year, the T2202 will be made available to download from MyNC. Please note that the tax forms are not mailed. Be sure to submit your Social Insurance Number (SIN) in time for it to be included on your T2202.

Your T2202 can be downloaded from MyNC.

1. Log in to MyNC.
2. Click on My Financials.
3. Click on the T2202 dropdown box and select the year required.

For detailed instructions on how to obtain your T2202–see: How-to: Get Your T2202 Tax Form.

Due to changes in the Canadian Income Tax Act over the past few years, Niagara College is required to collect Social Insurance Numbers (SIN) in order to issue T2202 tax forms for students who have paid fees.

To learn more, please visit the Government of Canada’s T2202 update page.

• Emails are sent to all students that do not have a Social Insurance Number on file, requesting that they be submitted through MyNC by the middle of February.
• If your SIN number was not received by this date, it may not be recorded on your T2202 slip.

For instructions on how to provide your SIN number to Niagara College–see: Submit your Social Insurance Number for Tax Purposes.

To update your Social Insurance Number (SIN) or to see if one is already on file: 

1. Log in to MyNC.
2. Click on Dashboard.
3. Go to the My Student Record section and select Submit Social Insurance Number for Tax Purposes.
4. Enter your Social Insurance Number in the space provided.
5. Click Save once complete.

For detailed instructions on how to provide your SIN number to Niagara College–see: Submit your Social Insurance Number for Tax Purposes.

You may submit the T2202 information as received even if the address is incorrect. To be sure that any future forms or requests are correct, please ensure that your address is updated in MyNC.

To update your address:

1. Login to MyNC.
2. Select Dashboard.
3. In the My Student Record section, select Manage Profile.
4. Navigate to Address and update as required.

For detailed instructions on updating your address–see: How-to: Update your Contact Information.

I am a current student, or was a student in the last 2 years:

• If you attended Niagara College in the last two years and have set up your Niagara College account previously, you may need to reset your password to access your T2202 through MyNC.
• If you attended Niagara College in the last two years but have not set up your MyNC account in the past, you will need to set up your account in order to access your T2202 through MyNC.

I haven’t been a student for more than 2 years:

If you have not been a student for more than 2 years then please contact the Enrolment Services office and we will send you your T2202.

The T2202 Tuition and Enrolment Certificates issued by Niagara College will show the amount of eligible tuition and other fees assessed, not the amount of payments made. Also note that income tax is prepared based on the calendar year and not the academic year. 

Not all tuition fees are eligible for deduction according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Examples of the fees that students cannot claim include:

• Material Fees
• Communicable Disease Screening Fee
• SAC Fee
• College Student Alliance Fee
• Financial Aid Office
• Alumni Fee
• Co-Curricular
• Health Fee
• Installment Fee
• U-Pass (transit) Fee 

You will not have a T2202 available if any one of the following is true:

• The course you enrolled in did not start in the applicable tax year. The T2202 tax form is based on the calendar year attended, not on the date tuition was paid.
• You did not pay more than $100 in eligible education fees.
• Your study period did not meet the required minimum length.
• The course does not qualify for a tuition tax credit.

More information on what qualifies can be found through the Canada Revenue Agency website.

You are considered a full-time student only during the months you attend the educational institution. If you attended a class on a part-time basis during a co-op term, the fee and part-time months will show on your T2202 form.

The federal education and textbook tax credits were eliminated in 2017. 

To see if you are eligible to claim a provincial or territorial amount, go to Canada.ca/guide-t1-general.

No. The non-refundable public transit tax credit was eliminated June 30, 2017. 

If a course taken had dates that fell outside of the tax year, they will be recorded in the year attended.

For example, if a student took an Ontario Learn course in the 2022 Fall Term with a November start date, two months and approximately half of the fees would be recorded on a separate tax slips, for 2022 and 2023. The 2023 tax slip would be available February 2024.

For more information about students and taxes, visit the Revenue Canada website: Personal income tax for students.

Additional information for international students can be found on the Revenue Canada website: Taxes for International students studying in Canada.