Seven T1 lines, and what each receipt must show.
Every line on the T1 return has its own idea of a good receipt. A pharmacy slip needs the patient's name; a donation needs an official receipt with a registration number; a nanny's receipt needs her SIN. Dossier checks these rules on your device as you scan — and this section spells them out, line by line.
Medical expenses
33099Prescriptions, dental, vision, practitioners, devices, premiums.
Receipt rules →Donations & gifts
34900Charitable donations to registered charities.
Receipt rules →Child care expenses
21400Daycare, nanny, day camp, before/after-school programs.
Receipt rules →Digital news subscription
31350Qualifying Canadian digital news subscriptions.
Receipt rules →Moving expenses
21900Movers, transport, temporary lodging for an eligible move.
Receipt rules →Home accessibility expenses
31285Renovations for seniors / persons with disabilities.
Receipt rules →Federal political contributions
40900Contributions to a registered federal party or candidate.
Receipt rules →Everything else is “Other.” Receipts that don't confidently fit a supported line aren't forced into one — Dossier keeps them safely as Other / Uncategorized (with your own custom categories if you like), so nothing is lost and nothing is mis-filed.
Not tax advice. These pages summarize documentation rules to help you keep better records. Confirm current-year eligibility and amounts on canada.ca or with a qualified professional.
File it the moment you're handed it.
Dossier reads receipts on your device, checks them against CRA rules, and files them to the right T1 line — privately, with no account.
