Is it possible to include money mart payday loans on your income tax return to see if a person is able to get some money back after filing.?

Include them as what? They're not income and any interest isn't deductible. They don't belong on a tax return.

They have nothing to do with your tax returns.

no, that interest is not deductible.

Money loans aren't tax deductible.

If you still owe the money or you already paid back the money, no.

If you didn't pay back the loan and they forgave or cancelled the debt, then you have to include that -- and you will either get back less money or you will owe money.

A LOAN is NOT income.

You can't include a loan as income.

Certain kinds of interest from loans might be a tax deduction - but not a payday loan.

Getting money back when filing is based on OVERPAYING your tax liability.  You get a refund of any amount that was OVER PAID.  

Including money from a payday loan as income would REDUCE your possible refund - NOT increase it.  

Aloan is not income.  If the loan is used for business purposes --unlikely--the interest paid may be a business expense and deductible.