Availability
- Each year, you will receive an email when tax receipts (T2202 and Relevé 8) are available in HEC en ligne > Documents > Tax Receipts. They are available in digital format in late February for the preceding calendar year.
- Both receipts are presented on the same page.
- The receipts are valid even if the mailing address printed on them is not up to date.
- Do you have an outstanding balance from the previous calendar year? Your tax receipts will not be available in HEC en ligne until your payment has been recorded in our system.
- No longer have access to HEC en ligne? Write to Zone Info specifying for which years you would like your receipts. They will be emailed to you.
- Are you an EMBA student? Tax receipts are mailed to the address indicated in your student file.
Downloading issues
If you have trouble downloading receipts:
- Try on a computer
- Use a different browser
- Authorize pop-ups.
Fees eligible for tax exemption
Out of all the fees you paid, tuition fees are eligible for tax exemption (including fees paid for courses dropped without a refund). The eligible amount is a deduction for provincial tax purposes and a tax credit under federal tax regulations.
The following fees are excluded:
- Student association fees
- Late fees
- Change fees
- All insurance fees (Cowan, Alumo, liability)
- Revue Gestion.
Donations can be claimed on taxes and are indicated in a specific box on your tax receipts.
Tax clinic
The Société de Relation d'Affaires HEC Montréal has teamed up with Canada Revenue Agency and Revenu Québec to offer a free income tax return service for low-income students of the Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood and surrounding areas.
For all related information, such as eligibility, the procedure, and the dates, please see the page Tax Clinic (in French only).
International students
Students are encouraged to file their taxes, whether they worked or not. To do this, you will need your tax receipts. To learn more about your tax obligations, see our web page.