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Ontario-> Ontario Personal Tax CreditsOntario Personal Tax CreditsOntario Non-Refundable Personal Tax CreditsFor information on the amounts of most non- refundable tax credits available to Ontario residents, see the non-refundable personal tax credits tables. Ontario Low-income Individuals and Families (LIFT) Tax CreditDividend Tax CreditsOntario Tax ReductionOntario Taxation Act, 2007 s. 20
The tax reduction cannot be claimed by an individual who was not resident in Canada at the beginning of the year. Thus, it is not available to new immigrants. The tax reduction for dependents under age 19 is not shown on the Ontario TD1 forms, so employees or pensioners will have to provide the employer or payer with a written request to include such amounts. See Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) form ON428 from the Ontario General Income Tax and Benefit Package page for detailed calculation. Ontario Refundable Tax CreditsThese are refundable to an individual even if no income tax was paid. Every individual's situation is different, so check CRA form ON479 from the Ontario General Income Tax and Benefit Package page to see if you qualify for these credits. Ontario Staycation Refundable Tax CreditTaxation Act, 2007 s. 103.0.5(5)
Seniors' Home Safety Refundable Tax Credit
Jobs Training Refundable Tax Credit
Ontario Childcare Access and Relief from Expenses (CARE) Tax Credit - new for 2019Seniors' Public Transit Tax Credit - new for 2017Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) and Ontario Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant (OSHPTG)Tax Tip: File a tax return even if you have no income, to get the refundable tax credits. Prior Refundable Tax CreditsChildren's Activity Tax Credit - eliminated for 2017 and later taxation years Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit - eliminated for 2017 and later taxation years Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit (replaced by OTB)The Ontario 2010 Budget proposed to convert the Property Tax Credit to the Energy and Property Tax Credit, which would be paid quarterly like the Sales Tax Credit, beginning in 2011, based on 2010 tax returns. See also:
Ontario Sales and Property Tax CreditThe Ontario 2009 Budget replaced the combined Sales and Property Tax Credit with two separate credits, the Sales Tax Credit and Property Tax Credit. Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC) (being replaced by OTB)
Ontario Property Tax Credit (replaced by Energy and Property Tax Credit, which was replaced by OTB)
Ontario Budget Website information:Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit - from 2010 budget Property Tax Credit (2009 was last year)
Sales Tax Credit (2009 was last year)
Revised: February 05, 2022
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