Do not enter Social Insurance Numbers anywhere on this form. We have them on file. For slips and statements, use Webfile or bring them in. Follow-up questions appear only when they apply to you.
1. Your information
Full name Email Cell phone Home phone
Are you a Canadian citizen? Yes No
Do you qualify for the Disability Tax Credit? Yes No
Do you have access to CRA My Account? Yes No
Do you receive, or want to receive, CRA mail online through My Account? Yes No
Preferred contact if we need more information Phone Email
5. Residency and property
Were you a resident of BC on December 31, 2026? Yes No
Are you a non-resident of Canada who owns residential property in Canada? Yes No
Did you or your immediate family hold foreign property costing over $100,000 (cash, land, investments)? Yes No
Did you own an interest in a foreign affiliate at any time in 2026? Yes No
Have you added a child or other individual to the title of your home? Yes No
Do you own a residential rental property in partnership with others? Yes No
May CRA share your name, email and postal code with BC Transplant (organ donation information)? Yes No
7. New for 2026: do any of these apply to you?
Changes from the federal and BC budgets. Answer Yes and a few questions open up.
Are you a tradesperson or apprentice who paid travel or lodging to work at a temporary site?Labour mobility deduction: up to $10,000 for 2026 (was $4,000). The site must be at least 120 km closer than your home (was 150 km). Yes No
Were you a volunteer firefighter or search and rescue volunteer?Needs 200+ volunteer hours. The BC credit doubled for 2026. Yes No
Did you work as a personal support worker in a hospital, care home or home care outside BC?New federal credit of up to $1,100 (2026 to 2030). Work done in BC does not qualify. Yes No
Does anyone in your family have dementia, Down syndrome or another serious, lasting condition, and no Disability Tax Credit?From 2026, a doctor only certifies the condition for listed conditions. Adults under the Public Guardian and Trustee can also be certified. Yes No
Did you renovate your home to make it safer or more accessible (age 65+ or disability)?From 2026, an expense can be claimed as a medical expense or a home accessibility expense, not both. Yes No
Did you buy a home, or withdraw from an RRSP (Home Buyers' Plan) or FHSA to buy one? Yes No
Is a property or account in your name held for someone else, or held in someone else's name for you?Some of these (bare trusts) must file a trust return for 2026, due March 31, 2027. Joint spousal accounts and many family homes are exempt. Yes No
Did you sell shares of a private company, a farm or fishing property, or a business to its employees?The lifetime capital gains exemption, or the employee ownership trust exemption, may apply. Yes No
9. Other 2026 documents
Tick all you have.
RRSP contribution receipts FHSA contributions Tuition slips (T2202) Medical / dental receipts Charitable donation receipts Childcare receipts Rent paid / property tax Moving expenses Self-employment income/expenses Sold a home or property Crypto or foreign income Tax instalments paid Union / professional dues Home office (T2200 from employer) Other (describe in notes)
Notes, or anything else we should know