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T2202 Tax Form

The T2202 is the Tuition and Enrolment Certificate and the information on this form is used for reporting to the Canada Revenue Agency for income tax purposes. A T2202 certificate will be issued to students who have paid $100 or more in eligible fees for eligible post-secondary level courses within a program in the applicable tax year.

Students eligible to receive a T2202 tuition receipt will access the form through their My Olds College account.

The Filer Account Number and SIN boxes (box 15 and 17) will remain blank on the T2202 form, and are not populated by Olds College. This information has been provided electronically to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

To Print Your T2202

The T2202A is accessed electronically via your My Olds College account and will be available by February 28.  

  • click 'Enter Secure Area'
  • enter your nine digit Olds College student ID number in the User ID' field
  • enter your My Olds College PIN in the 'PIN' field
  • click on 'Student Services'
  • click on 'Canadian Tax Forms'
  • click on 'T2202 Tax Credit Form'
  • you can then print your T2202 tax form for the tax year

  

To Print Your T2202 Form for Continuing Education Courses:

  1. Login https://oldscollegece.augusoft.net/
  2. Enter Username and Password
  3. Go to Menu
  4. Go to My Transactions
  5. T2202 Form Year – Choose year from drop down
  6. Click Green Action Button
  7. Choose Print T2202

For assistance with your T2202 form for continuing education courses, please contact 403-556-4740 or email coned@oldscollege.ca

Forgotten PIN / Inactive Account?

If you are having technical difficulties accessing your My Olds College account (forgot your PIN or your account is inactive) you may contact  IT Support by calling 403.507.7777, 1.800.661.6537 ext 7777, or email itsupport@oldscollege.ca to reactivate your account. In order to verify your identity before the information can be released you will be required to produce photo identification (in person) or answer security questions over the phone.

Form Does Not Pop Up in a New Window

If you do not see a page opening up with your T2202, it is often because your browser's pop-up blocker is enabled. To disable this, follow the instructions below for the particular browser you are using, we do recommend re-enabling the pop-up blocker back after you have obtained your T2202.

Internet Explorer

  1. Open Internet Explorer
  2. Press ALT + X to open Tool Menu
  3. Choose Internet Options
  4. Click the Privacy Tab
  5. Next to "Pop-Up Blocker" uncheck box
  6. Click on Apply
Chrome
  1. Open Chrome
  2. In the top-right corner of the browser window, click the Chrome menu Chrome menu
  3. Select Settings
  4. Click Show advanced settings
  5. Under "Privacy," click the Content settings button
  6. Under "Pop-ups," select Allow all sites to show pop-ups

Safari

  1. Click on Safari in browser menu, located at the top of your screen
  2. When the drop-down menu appears, choose Preferences....Short cut (Command + , )
  3. General Preferences dialog should be displayed, Click on the Security tab
  4. In the Web content section is an option labeled Block pop-up windows. If the check box is checked, then Safari's integrated pop-up blocker is enabled. If it is enabled, uncheck the check box

Firefox

  1. Open Firefox
  2. Click on the menu button - three lines at top (or press Command + , on a Mac)
  3. Select Options
  4. Select Content
  5. Uncheck box next to "Block Pop-Up Windows"
  6. Click Okay

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You may submit the T2202 as received even if the program is not the last program that you attended.

  • The total amount of fees paid may not necessarily correspond to your T2202 because not all of your tuition fees are tax deductible. Also, the T2202 is based on the tax year (January - December), not the academic school year. It may also result from enrolment in a course that extends into another calendar year. The tax form contains the portion of your tuition fee for the months enrolled in the applicable tax year.

  • You may submit the T2202 as received even if the address is incorrect.  

  • The tuition for work integrated learning courses (eg. Directed Field Study, Work Experience, Field School, Field Study, Practicum, Internships) qualifies for eligible tuition and has been included on your form, but as per Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) rules these courses do not qualify for full-time or part-time months.

  • The SIN box will remain blank on the T2202 form, with your SIN being provided electronically to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). If you have not already provided your SIN to Olds College, click on the Social Insurance Number option under the Personal Information tab. If no surveys are available at this time then you have already provided your SIN to Olds College.

  • Questions regarding the use of the T2202 form in the tax preparation process should be directed to your personal tax representative or Revenue Canada.  Revenue Canada also publishes a booklet called "Students & Income Tax" - Government form P105.

    Students & Income Tax

    If you have specific questions about the values recorded on your  tax receipt, please contact the Registrar’s Office.

    Olds College staff can not access your tax receipt, assist in setting your printer parameters or print off the official copy for you. It is your responsibility to ensure access to the receipt and a secure confidential area in which to print it.

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