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Taxes
There are two types of tax forms that you will find on LORIS: T2202 and your T4A.
T2202 is your Tuition and Enrolment Certificate, and has all the information you need to submit based on your eligible paid tuition fees for the calendar year.
A T4A slip is issued when a student receives a scholarship, bursary or fellowship for the calendar year.
All tax forms are issued by calendar year. To find your tax forms:
- Log in to LORIS using your Laurier username and password.
- Select Student Services.
- Select Open Student Dashboard.
- Under Canadian Tax Forms, select T2202 Tax Forms.
- Select the tax year you would like to print and select Printable T2202 Form (PDF) and click Submit
Note: If you would only like to view your tax information without printing the official copy, choose View Data and click Submit
Proxy access does not grant access to any tax documents/forms. Only the account holder can access these.
For detailed student tax information, refer to the Student Tax Guide by Canada Revenue Agency and/or consult a professional tax preparer.
Note: If you are expecting a T4 from Laurier for employment income and you have any questions or concerns, contact Payroll.
SIN Requirement for Taxes
Beginning with the 2019 tax year, Canada Revenue Agency requires that each student’s SIN is reported on their T2202 Tuition and Enrolment Certificate, which details your eligible tuition amounts for Canadian tax filing.
For SIN information entered into LORIS after Feb. 16, 2026, your SIN will not be on your 2025 tax form. If you require an amended T2202 that includes your SIN, please complete the following steps in order:
- Ensure that you enter your SIN on LORIS
For more information on how to enter your SIN on LORIS, please refer to this short how-to video for step-by-step instructions - After your SIN has been entered on LORIS, complete the T2202 amended tax receipt form
Taxes FAQ
Make sure you disable your pop-up blocker when opening your tax forms as they will open in a new browser window. Your tax forms will always be under your LORIS account, even when you are no longer a student at Laurier.
You may submit the T2202 as received even if the address is incorrect. Although it is not
necessary for you to attach the T2202 form when you file your tax return, you should be able to
produce one when requested by Revenue Canada.
Requests for entering your student SIN on LORIS were sent out bi-weekly in the months prior to when T2202 tax forms are produced.
If you did not update your SIN during this time, you can request an amended T2202 form. Students must have already entered or updated their SIN on LORIS prior to making the request for an amended tax receipt by completing this form.
Requests for an amended T2202 or T4A tax form can take between two to four weeks.
Amended tax forms are generally required if there has been a change since your first T2202 tax form was posted. This can include SIN information that was missing that has now been provided or payments from a previous term that were unpaid but are now paid in full.
Laurier will not automatically issue tax receipts for updated SINs after the request deadline or from previous years where fees were not paid in full. If you have recently entered your SIN information or paid off unpaid balances from a previous year, you will need to request an amended tax form.
If you require an amended T2202 or T4A tax form please complete a request form.
Requests for an amended T2202 or T4A tax form can take between 2-4 weeks.
Qualifying months indicate the status of the student for each month of the calendar year. The status (F=full-time or P=part-time) is determined by instructional hours for undergraduate students.
For some students, September, December and possibly April and May, may not have the requisite hours to count towards those months:
- September and May – this can be dependent on when the term starts: the later the term begins = less instructional hours
- December and May – examination periods are not counted for part-time students therefore generally when the term ends prior to exam period beginning, there are not enough instructional hours
No, student's in non-credit programs (e.g. pre-MBA) do not receive T2202 tax forms.
Please reach out to your specific program to inquire if a T2202 will be issued for you.
There are three different departments that may send you a T4 and/or T4A tax form.
T4A for scholarships/awards/bursaries:
- This amount will be entered in BOX 105
- If you have questions regarding this amount, contact Service Laurier.
If you are inquiring about amounts entered in any Box other than Box 105, please contact one of the following departments:
T4 and/or T4A for student employment at Laurier:
- Students must contact the Payroll Office (payroll@wlu.ca) for any questions or concerns related to their T4 and their employment
- This amount will be entered in BOX 028
- This could be for one-time stipends you may have received through your department or program, and had pay out by Accounts Payable (acctpay@wlu.ca)
- If you happened to do any speaking engagements where Laurier paid you as a one-time payout, etc.
- This amount will be entered in BOX 048
For Laurier-owned residences and buildings, these are not eligible for claiming and therefore no tax forms are issued to the student. If a student is not provided a tax form for their residence, they should NOT file a claim for them. Laurier does not pay taxes on these residences and therefore are not eligible to be claimed.
For any residences that ARE claimable, Residential Services will have issued tax forms directly to students. Please connect with Housing (housing@wlu.ca) to see if your residence was one that a form was issued for.
We do not have a U.S. Federal ID Number. American students can use the T2202 to file their U.S. tax return, the university does not issue 1098T tax receipts.
The amount of the T2202 is for charges assessed and paid by calendar year of when the term occurred, not when the student submitted payment for the term.
For example: If winter 2025 fees were paid in December 2024, that payment will not be part of the 2024 T2202 eligible claimable amount. That will be provided on your 2025 T2202 tax form because the charges were for 2025.
Determining eligiblity for the DTC is between Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and the individual. Insitutions do not determine this and as such, cannot make modifications to T2202s to address a student's disability or provide advice or counsel on how to claim the DTC.
In addition, please note that being registered with an institution's Accessible Learning Centre does not automatically indicate that a student is eligible to claim the DTC.
For further assistance with regards to your T2202 and claiming the DTC, students are encouraged to connect with a professional tax preparer.