Property-level records
Assign each expense to the rental property it belongs to instead of relying on a filename or spreadsheet tab.
Expenses · DwellTrack
Rental expense tracking connected to the property record
Record the amount, date, vendor, category, property, description, and receipt, then review the same source records for monthly bookkeeping and T776 preparation.
Practical categories
Use consistent Canadian rental-expense categories while keeping classification review with the landlord or tax professional.
Receipt evidence
Keep the receipt path beside the date, amount, vendor, category, and description it supports.
Maintenance context
Connect a repair cost to the maintenance request when the expense arose from tracked work.
Year-end summaries
Review expense detail through DwellTrack's T776-oriented helper and available PDF or CSV exports.
Human-controlled corrections
Review records and correct source details before relying on summaries or sharing them with a professional.
Frequently asked questions
Does DwellTrack decide whether an expense is deductible?+
No. DwellTrack organizes the record and category you select. Deductibility and current-versus-capital treatment depend on the facts and should be checked against current CRA guidance or with a qualified tax professional.
Can I keep a receipt with an expense?+
Yes. Expense records support a receipt storage path so the source document stays connected to the transaction.
Can expenses be tied to maintenance?+
Yes. Where applicable, a recorded expense can be associated with a DwellTrack maintenance request.
Does DwellTrack file Form T776?+
No. DwellTrack provides recordkeeping, summaries, and exports; it does not file a tax return or provide tax advice.
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