T776 tax reports
OntarioLandlord generates T776-ready reports that summarize your rental income and expenses for tax filing.
What is the T776?
The T776 Statement of Real Estate Rentals is a CRA form used to report rental income and expenses when filing your taxes.
What's included
Income summary
- Total rental income received
- By property breakdown
- Rent deposits (if applicable)
Expense summary
Categorized to match T776 lines:
| T776 Line | Category |
|---|---|
| Line 8690 | Insurance |
| Line 8710 | Interest and bank charges (mortgage interest) |
| Line 8871 | Management and admin fees |
| Line 8960 | Repairs and maintenance |
| Line 9180 | Property taxes |
| Line 9200 | Utilities |
| Line 9270 | Other expenses (includes HOA/condo fees and Admin/Office) |
There's no separate Line 8810 (Office) or Line 8860 in the selectable categories — Admin/Office and HOA/Condo Fees both roll up into Line 9270 (Other) today. (The generator has line mappings ready for Advertising [8521] and Legal/accounting/professional fees [8760] for future use, but neither is a selectable expense category yet.)
Net income calculation
- Total Income
- Less: Total Expenses
- Equals: Net Rental Income (Loss)
Generating the report
Step 1: Navigate to reports
- Click Financials in the sidebar
- Click T776 Report
Step 2: Select tax year
Choose the calendar year (January 1 - December 31).
Step 3: Select properties
- All Properties - Combined report
- Specific Property - Per-property report
Step 4: Generate
Click Generate Report
Report sections
The generated report isn't laid out as CRA's own Part 1-4 form structure — it has four sections of its own:
Annual summary
- Gross Rental Income (Line 8299)
- Total Rental Expenses (Line 9949)
- Net Rental Income
Expenses by T776 line
Each expense category totaled and grouped under its T776 line (see table above).
Area A — CCA
The Capital Cost Allowance drilldown (see below).
Property breakdown
Per-property figures, including your ownership percentage for each property, when you generate a combined multi-property report.
Reviewing the report
Before using for taxes, verify:
- All rent income included
- All expenses recorded
- Categories are correct
- Amounts match your records
Exporting
PDF export
- Click Export PDF
- Professional format for accountant
- Includes supporting details
CSV export
- Click Export CSV
- Raw data for spreadsheet
- Can import to tax software
Sharing with accountant
Options for sharing:
- Email PDF - Most common
- Accountant Access - Give read-only access (coming soon)
- Print - Physical copy
Important notes
OntarioLandlord is not tax software
This report helps organize your data but doesn't file your taxes. Consult a tax professional for actual filing.
Cash vs accrual
Reports are generated on a cash basis:
- Income = Payments received
- Expenses = Payments made
Discuss with accountant if you use accrual accounting.
Partner/co-owner
If you co-own property:
- Report shows full amounts
- Split according to ownership percentage
- Note this on your actual T776
Tips for tax time
- Generate report early - Catch missing data
- Reconcile income - Match to bank deposits
- Check expense categories - CRA-aligned categories
- Keep receipts - Support all expenses
- Note improvements - Capital vs repairs
Common questions
What if I'm missing data?
Go back and enter missing payments or expenses, then regenerate the report.
Can I edit the report directly?
No, the report reflects your entered data. Edit the underlying payments and expenses.
What about CCA (depreciation)?
The T776 report includes a CCA Area A drilldown that helps you and your accountant calculate Capital Cost Allowance. The report shows applicable CCA classes and undepreciated capital cost for your rental properties.
Can I email the report to my accountant?
Yes. Click Email to Accountant on the T776 report page to send the PDF directly to your accountant's email address.