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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 LineCategory
Line 8690Insurance
Line 8710Interest and bank charges (mortgage interest)
Line 8871Management and admin fees
Line 8960Repairs and maintenance
Line 9180Property taxes
Line 9200Utilities
Line 9270Other 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

  1. Click Financials in the sidebar
  2. 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

  1. Click Export PDF
  2. Professional format for accountant
  3. Includes supporting details

CSV export

  1. Click Export CSV
  2. Raw data for spreadsheet
  3. Can import to tax software

Sharing with accountant

Options for sharing:

  1. Email PDF - Most common
  2. Accountant Access - Give read-only access (coming soon)
  3. Print - Physical copy

Important notes

OntarioLandlord is not tax software

warning

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

  1. Generate report early - Catch missing data
  2. Reconcile income - Match to bank deposits
  3. Check expense categories - CRA-aligned categories
  4. Keep receipts - Support all expenses
  5. 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.

Next steps