I have a student who paid $500 for an Educational field study trip. I could not find any information on the CRA site and P105 Pamphlet. Is this something that could be claimed as a tuition fee?
He has an official receipt from a known college.
It needs to be part of a T2202 to be used for tax purposes.
Do you mean that T2202 must include this amount and not an official receipt?
To be eligible for a tax credit, a post secondary excursion [educational field trip], would have to qualify for the T2202 and therefore be included therein.
A separate receipt does not get a credit but might be claimable against a research grant.
Only the amounts shown on the T2200 are claimable as tuition. The receipt you have is good for one thing: lining the bottom of a bird cage.
If the student had related business income (on a T2125), the $500 could be deducted from it as a legitimate business expense. Otherwise, it is not tax deductible.
Iām sure most of us know this, but to ensure @jmvca is not confused - T2202A slips are issued by educational institutions; a T2200 is a statement from an employer declaring that they require a certain employee to pay various expenses out of their own pocket, which then allows the employee to claim those expenses on a T777. I think @alcotaxprep just made a typo.
Thanks Nezzer. I am sure it was a typo mistake the T2200 and I am aware for the difference.