Students who receive financial awards such as Scholarships, Bursaries, etc. will receive a T2202 slip and T4A with an amount in Box 105. It’s important to note the Scholarship Exemption.
First, please file your T2202 amount and report the correct amount of month, for more information follow this link How to claim T2202 Tax Form.
Then, enter your scholarship exemption amount into the correct Box 105 on T4A
Pension, Retirement, Annuity, and Other Income
in order to receive the exemption.
The taxable portion of these scholarships/awards will be entered on Line 13010 – Scholarships on the summary page.
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Scholarships and other academic awards are considered income and must be reported on your return. However, you can reduce the taxable amount of this income if you meet the eligibility requirements for the scholarship exemption.
First and foremost, please file your T2202 amount and then report it with the correct amount of month, for more information please visit How to claim the T2202 Tax Form.
TurboTax automatically calculates your exemption (the amount you won't be taxed on), from the information you enter in box 105. The remaining (taxable), amount is then included in the Other Income section on your tax return.
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