A working index of the forms behind a T2 or T5013 engagement — the returns, every schedule, the elections and the information returns. Search by form number or by the terms you would actually say out loud. Every entry links to the form on canada.ca.
Every link goes to CRA. Nothing is hosted here.
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Two indexes, each self-contained. The forms filed by both entity types appear on both, so you never have to guess which list to look in.
Corporate
172 forms
162 corporate forms plus 10 also filed by partnerships.
Includes
Partnership
37 forms
27 partnership forms plus 10 also filed by corporations.
Includes
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What it is, how it is built, and what it is deliberately not.
CRA’s own forms index on canada.ca. Form numbers, titles and last-update dates are taken from it unchanged, and every link points back to the CRA page for that form. No form is hosted, mirrored or reproduced here.
CRA changes the PDF filename with each revision, so a direct PDF link breaks or silently serves last year’s edition. The form page URL is stable, and it is where CRA shows the current version alongside the fillable and print options and any prior years.
The T2 corporation return and the T5013 partnership return, all of their active schedules, and the elections, information returns and specialty returns filed alongside them — SR&ED, foreign reporting, non-resident dispositions and the rollover elections. Forms CRA has archived are excluded, as are guides and publications.
It matches the form number, the title, the group heading, and a set of everyday terms a preparer is more likely to type than the official wording — so depreciation finds Schedule 8, section 85 finds T2057, and RDTOH finds Schedule 3. Schedule 8 works too, even though CRA’s own title for it never uses the word.
No. It reflects CRA’s index as at the capture date shown above (2026-07-26). CRA adds, revises and archives forms continually. Treat this as a finding aid and CRA as the authority — the link takes you there in one click.
No. This is a reference index. Nothing here is tax, legal or accounting advice, and grouping a form under a heading is a navigation aid, not a statement about how it applies to your file. See the Terms of Use.