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Québec -> Personal tax credits

Québec Personal tax credits

Personal tax credit rate

Unlike other provinces and territories, Québec does not apply the lowest provincial tax rate (16%) in calculating the non-refundable tax credits.  The rate used is 20%.

Basic personal amount

The Québec calculation for non-refundable personal tax credits is different from the federal and other provincial calculations.  The amounts for EI, QPP, QPIP and contributions to the health services fund are added to a basic personal amount of $6,730 for 2008 ($6,650 for 2007).  This total is compared to the minimum basic personal amount of $10,215 for 2008 ($9,745 for 2007), and the greater of the two amounts is used to calculate the non-refundable tax credit for the basic personal amount.

Refundable tax credit respecting the work premium

People with income from employment or from carrying on a business may apply for the work premium, which is calculated based on income and dependents.  For more information see the Québec Revenue Ministry Work Premium web page.  Calcul@ide, on the Régie des Rentes Québec (RRQ) website, will help you estimate the amount of refundable tax credit you will receive for the Work Premium.

See also:  QC Tax amounts subject to indexation.

See also on Revenu Québec website:

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Programs and Credits

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Refundable Tax Credits

Refundable home renovation tax credit

The Québec January 14, 2009 Economic Statement announced a new refundable tax credit for qualifying work done to the homeowner's principal place of residence.  Features of this credit:

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Only available for the 2009 taxation year

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The credit is for 20% of eligible expenditures in excess of $7,500

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The maximum credit is $2,500

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The credit is for expenditures made by a qualified contractor under terms of an agreement entered into after December 31, 2008 and before January 1, 2010

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The expenditures must be paid no later than June 30, 2010.

For full details on the refundable home renovation tax credit, see the Québec Finance Ministry information:

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Tax credit for home improvement and renovation - provides definitions for qualifying work, eligible residential unit, qualified contractor, and eligible expenses.

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IN-179-V Tax Credit for Home Improvement and Renovation

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January 14, 2009 Economic Statement Additional Information (pdf file)

 

Revised: July 21, 2010

 

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