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Filing Your Return -> Working income tax benefit -> 2010 factors for Quebec

Working Income Tax Benefit (WITB) Factors for 2010 for Quebec

The following table summarizes the WITB amounts for Quebec.  In this table the word couple refers to a person with an eligible spouse.

Amounts in green print are indexed for inflation each year.  Base amounts of working income are not indexed, and the percentage factors do not change.  The remaining net income amounts which are not in green print automatically change based on the indexed amounts.

Basic working income tax benefit amounts for Quebec for 2010
Base amount of working income:
 - single person $2,400
 - couple $3,600
% applied to excess of working income over base amount:
 - single person 20.5%
 - couple with no eligible dependent 20.5%
 - single parent 12%
 - couple with eligible dependent 8%
Maximum WITB refundable amount:
 - single person $1,560.87
 - couple with no eligible dependent $2,412.44
 - single parent $913.68
 - couple with eligible dependent $941.44
Adjusted net income base amount:
 - single person $10,653.19
 - couple $16,348.94
% applied to net income over base amount, to reduce the WITB:
 - single person or couple 20%
Net income at which WITB is reduced to zero (when no disability supplement):
 - single person $18,457.54
 - couple no eligible dependent $28,411.14
 - single parent $15,221.59
 - couple with eligible dependent $21,056.14
Working income at which maximum WITB is reached:
 - single person $10,014
 - couple no eligible dependent $15,368
 - single parent $10,014
 - couple with eligible dependent $15,368
Disability supplement amounts for Quebec for 2010
Base amount of working income:
 - single/couple $1,200
% applied to excess of working income over base amount:
 - single person 40%
 - couple 20%
Maximum WITB refundable amount for each disabled person:
 - per person 482.30
Adjusted net income base amount:
 - single person $18,457.54
 - couple no eligible dependent $28,411.14
 - single parent $15,221.59
 - couple with eligible dependent $21,056.14
% applied to net income over base amount, to reduce the WITB:
 - If you had an eligible spouse and he or she also qualifies for the disability amount, the rate used is A.  In all other situations, the rate used is B.
 A 10%
 B 20%
Net income at which WITB is reduced to zero when there is a disability supplement:
When only one spouse is eligible for a disability supplement (Factor B)
 - single person $20,869.04
 - couple no eligible dependent $30,822.64
 - single parent $17,633.09
 - couple with eligible dependent $23,467.64
When both spouses are eligible for a disability supplement (Factor A)
 - couple no eligible dependent $33,234.14
 - couple with eligible dependent $25,879.14

All of the non-percentage factors above which are shown in green print will be increased for inflation each year.

Revised: October 26, 2023

 

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