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CRA Form T776

Statement of Real Estate Rentals

Country

Canada

Revision year

2024

Methods

paper, efile

Updated

2026-05-20

Statement of Real Estate Rentals

Schedule used by Canadian taxpayers to report gross rental income, expenses, and net rental income or loss from real estate rental activities, attached to the T1 personal return.

Who must file: Individuals who earned rental income from real or immovable property in Canada or abroad. Partnerships report on T5013, not T776.

Practical overview

Canadian landlords commonly underclaim Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) or, conversely, claim CCA in a year that creates a rental loss against employment income (which is disallowed under regulation 1100(11)). Foreign-owner rental income is subject to non-resident withholding under Part XIII unless the property owner elects to be taxed under section 216. The principal-residence exemption can be partially lost if a personal-use property is converted to rental without a section 45(2) election.

Practical steps

  • Separate gross rents and per-class expenses (insurance, taxes, repairs, utilities, mortgage interest, motor vehicle).
  • Apply the personal-use proportion if the property is part-rented and part-personal.
  • Compute optional CCA by class; do not claim CCA if it would create or increase a rental loss.
  • Allocate net income or loss among co-owners or partners per their ownership interest.
  • If you are a non-resident, consider a section 216 election and Form NR6.

Due-date notes

File with T1 General by the individual's tax return deadline.

Timing: April 30 (June 15 if self-employed; balance due April 30)

Penalty snapshot

Late-filing penalties under section 162 of the Income Tax Act; standard 5% plus 1% per month, with higher rates for repeat offenders.

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