Beginning in the 2019 tax year, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires all post-secondary institutions in Canada to collect Social Insurance Numbers (SINs) to be included on the T2202 certificate.
Your T2202 is your education and textbook tax certificate and Fleming College issues this to you on the last day of February every year.
Learn where you can enter your SIN on your secure Student Center to receive your T2202 for the 2023 tax year.
Learn more about your T2202.
As of February 29, 2024 an electronic version of the T2202 form is available through the myCampus student centre if you are a current registered student.
To be eligible for a T2202, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA) states you must meet the following criteria:
Your T2202 will show the eligible fee amounts paid in 2023, including: tuition, alumni, information technology, student assistance, student service support fees as well as lab and supplemental exam fees.
Fees not eligible for T2202 consideration: parking, student building fund, health plan, SAC, camp fees and supply fees, general interest courses and workshops.
You have access to your myCampus student centre up to one year after you last attended. If you do not remember your login details, please contact the IT Help Desk at 705-749-5520 ext. 4111 Option 1 or 1-866-353-6464 ext. 4111 Option 1.
If there is an error on your T2202 Form, we will replace it at no charge, replacements will cost $10.00. You may request a replacement copy by emailing:
If you require a copy of your T2202 for tax years prior to 2019, you may request the form by completing and submitting the Request for Historical T2202 Tax Form. A $10 fee will apply.
Residence fees cannot be claimed as rent for income tax purposes. We do not issue a tax receipt for residence fees or meal plan payments.
Under the Income Tax Act, colleges and universities are exempt from paying municipal property taxes.
The Ontario Income Tax Act stipulates that all students living in designated college or university (tax-exempted) student residences are limited to an Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit claim based on an occupancy cost of $25 for the time they resided in the student residence. Therefore, the amount that can be claimed for income tax purposes is $25 and not the full amount of residence fees paid. On Line 6114 (Student Residences) of your income tax return, tick the box to claim $25 as your occupancy cost for the part of the year you lived in residence.
We do not issue a tax receipt for residence fees or meal plan payments. For more information, visit the Government of Ontario Ministry of Finance website.
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