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Québec Income Tax -> Tax credit and deduction amounts subject to automatic indexation

Tax credits and deductions subject to automatic indexation

  2012 2011 2010 2009
Non-refundable tax credits (tax credit is 20% of stated amount)
Basic personal amount 10,925 10,640 10,505 10,455
Amount for a person living alone

     basic amount

1,280 1,245 1,230 1,225

     single-parent family supplement

1,585 1,545 1,525 1,520
Age amount for person over 65 2,350 2,290 2,260 2,250
Amount for retirement income 2,090 2,035 2,010 2,000
Amount of transfer of recognized parental contribution
     maximum amount of recognized needs 7,200 7,015 6,925 6,890
     reduction when only one study term completed 2,015 1,965 1,940 1,930
Amount for other dependants 2,930 2,855 2,820 2,805
Amount for severe and prolonged mental or  physical impairment 2,485 2,420 2,390 2,380
Reduction thresholds for certain tax credits (1) 31,695 30,875 30,490 30,345
 
Certain deductions and non-taxable amounts
Maximum amount - deduction for workers 1,075 1,045 1,030 1,025
Amount of the personal contribution for the purposes of the deduction for tradespersons' tools 1,085 1,055 1,040 1,035
Maximum amount - exemption relating to allowances paid to emergency services volunteers 1,075 1,045 1,030 1,025
Amount for non-taxation of certain allowances for room and board paid to young athletes 325 315 310 310
 
Refundable tax credits
Child Assistance (2)
     maximum 1st child 2,263 2,204 2,176 2,166
     maximum 2nd and 3rd children 1,131 1,102 1,088 1,083
     maximum 4th and subsequent children 1,696 1,652 1,631 1,623
     maximum for single-parent family 793 772 762 758
     minimum for 1st child 635 619 611 608
     minimum for 2nd and subsequent children 586 571 564 561
     minimum for single-parent family 317 309 305 304
     monthly for handicapped child 179 174 172 171
     Reduction threshold - single-parent family (not yet available for 2011/12)     32,856 32,676
     Reduction threshold - couple (not yet available for 2011/12)     44,788 44,599
Refundable tax credit for medical expenses
     maximum amount 1,103 1,074 1,061 1,056
     minimum amount of work-related income 2,825 2,750 2,715 2,700
     reduction threshold 21,340 20,785 20,525 20,425
Tax credit for respite expenses of informal caregivers, 30% of eligible expenses to maximum of (not indexed) 5,200 5,200 5,200 5,200
     Reduced by 3% of caregiver's family income in excess of    53,465 52,080 51,425 51,180
 
1% contribution by individuals to the Health Services Fund
     Maximum threshold of first taxable income bracket 13,660 13,305 13,140 13,075
     Maximum threshold of second taxable income bracket 47,490 46,260 45,680 45,460
 
Indexation factor 1.0266 1.0127 1.0048 1.0236

(1) Tax credit for a person living alone, for age and for retirement income, refundable tax credit for the QST, property tax refunds and refundable tax credit for individuals living in a northern village.
(2) Calcul@ide, on the Régie des Rentes Québec (RRQ) website, will help you estimate the amount of refundable tax credit you will receive from the Child Assistance program.

Source:  Québec Ministry of Finance - Parameters of the Personal Income Tax System for 2012

Solidarity Credit

For 2011 and later years, the Solidarity tax credit replaces the QST credit, property tax refund, and tax credit for residents of a northern village.  The parameters of the solidarity tax credit will be indexed as of 2013.

Solidarity Tax Credit
Year 2012 2011
Amounts for the QST
     basic amount 265 220
     amount for spouse 265 220
     additional amount for person living alone 128 125
Amount for housing
     amount for a couple 625 100
     amount for a person living alone 515 75
     amount for each dependent child 110 25
Amounts for individuals living in a northern village
     amount per adult 790 775
     amount for each dependent child 339 332
 Solidarity tax credit reduction threshold 31,695 30,875

 

Year 2010 2009
QST credit (for 2011 and later years see Solidarity tax credit)
     basic amount 179 178
     amount for spouse 179 178
     amount for person living alone 122 121
Property tax refund (for 2011 and later years see Solidarity tax credit)
     maximum allowable taxes 1,510 1,505
     taxes deducted per adult 495 495
Tax credit for residents of a northern village (for 2011 and later years see Solidarity tax credit)
     basic monthly amount 63 63
     monthly amount for spouse 63 63
     monthly amount for a dependent 27 27

Revised: November 17, 2011

 

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