These are articles which relate to students regarding income, deductions, tax credits and savings plans.
Income from scholarships and awards
Employment Income:
Part time work - why did I pay so much tax?
Children's fitness tax credit - Manitoba and Yukon only
Children's arts tax credit - Manitoba and Yukon only
Courses taken outside Canada - tuition, education and textbook tax credits
Public transit tax credit - eliminated after June 30, 2017
Tuition, education, and textbook tax credits
Transfer or carry-forward of tuition, education and textbook amounts
Tuition/Dividend Tax Credit Problem
Tuition Transfers and Dividend Income - could also be a problem
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) - age 18+
Canada Student Grants and Loans
Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students (Canada Access Grant)
Canada Student Grants and Loans - Apply with your province or territory
Youth and Student Job Training
Canada Benefits Finder - choose your province or territory to see financial aid, bursary and scholarship and other information for students.
Support for Skilled Trades and Apprentices
Apprenticeship Grants are available to eligible apprentices, and can be used to pay for tuition, travel, tools, or other expenses.
Canadian Entering the U.S. as a Student? Here's What you Need To Know from Moodys Private Client Blog, by Scott Gregory JD, R. Oliver Branch JD.
International students studying in Canada may have to file a Canadian income tax return. See the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) information on International students studying in Canada, and our article on Who Pays Tax in Canada.