As a tenant, you enter the rent that you paid in the provincial section of your return. You do not need to ask your landlord about what he pays, as this doesn't have anything to do with you. The following is the only thing you need to complete as far as claiming the rent you paid. (If you are self-employed and rent a space to work, please let us know and we will give you steps on where to claim that specific rent.)

Once you click continue, you will get to this page: Put YES if at least one of these applies to you. Answer the second question if you lived in Northern Ontario, and then continue.

These questions and the next will determine if you receive the Trillium Benefit and the GST depending on your household income. 

Here, as you see, you will click on the drop-down arrow and choose RENT. Fill out this form, and you can put the name of your landlord. 

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Thanks however I never said I wanted to know how much property tax they pay only that the house I'm a tenant of is subject to property tax.

However I think I had issues in previous years to the point where I did not include this in my tax return of 2024, so I'm confused.

As a tenant I simply say yes and input the yearly amount paid to the landlord and then I can put municipality there also instead of land lord name, please clarify.

Yes, you will say "yes" and input the rent you pay for the full year- under municipality or landlord name- If you are renting usually you'd enter the landlords name- if you owned your home and paid taxes then you'd put the municipality.

Thanks I finally filed my taxes and they were accepted, just need to wait for the NOA to appear.

CRA said they will review my application for property tax and energy and will let me know if i'm eligible, its a big miss I did not enter this last year, but was afraid CRA would clawback.