We got you covered.

but it doesn’t have to be.

3.But you don’t need to wait until April 30!

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The sooner you file, the sooner you receive your refund.

This is the amount that would require you to pay taxes.

6.Get registered on CRA’s online portal.

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7.Start tracking down everything you need, like the T2202 Tuition and Enrollment Certificate.

You’ll get this from your school by the end of February.

8.you might also claim fees from job-development courses or occupational, trade, or professional exams.

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11.you might factor in any scholarships or grants you have too.

13.It seems like a long time, but keep all your records for at least six years.

14.Don’t worry mistakes happen, even on tax returns.

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You don’t have to go at it alone!

Thankfully, students file for less at H&R Block.

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