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Home -> Atlantic Provinces -> Prince Edward IslandPEI Personal Tax Credits & Tax ReductionNon-Refundable Personal Tax Credits Tables - federal & all provinces and territories Dividend Tax CreditsPEI Young Child Tax CreditPE Income Tax Act s. 9(5)PE has a tax credit for taxpayers having eligible children under the age of 6. The tax credit is based on $100 per month starting July 1, 2006. The lowest rate of tax is used to calculate the credit, which is claimed by the spouse with the lower taxable income. PEI Low Income Tax Reduction (LITR)PE Income Tax Act s. 32
The PEI 2023 Budget increased the threshold to $20,750.
The amount for each child age 18 or less is reduced by 1 child if equivalent to spouse is claimed. The credit is reduced by 5% of family adjusted net income in excess of the income threshold. Adjusted net income is income from line 236 of the tax return, less Universal Child Care Benefits (UCCB). See Canada Revenue Agency ( CRA) form PE428 from the Prince Edward Island General Income Tax and Benefit Package for detailed calculation. PEI Children's Wellness Tax Credit - Non-RefundablePE Income Tax Act s. 11.1
See Children's Wellness Tax Credit on the PEI website. PEI Refundable Sales Tax CreditPE Income Tax Act s. 36.3The PE non-taxable refundable sales tax credit is paid in conjunction with the federal GST/HST credit. Quarterly payments are made from July to June based on the prior year income tax return. An annual credit is provided in the following amounts:
The total of the credit calculated above is reduced by 2% of adjusted family net income over $50,000. This tax credit was temporarily increased for 2022 and 2023. The refundable sales tax credit is administered by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), and is combined with the quarterly payments of the GST/HST credits. See Prince Edward Island Sales Tax Credit on the CRA website. PEI Refundable Volunteer Firefighter and Volunteer Search and Rescue Personnel Tax CreditPE Income Tax Act s. 36.2Only residents of Prince Edward Island on December 31st of the taxation year can claim this credit. If the taxpayer has died in the year, they must have been a resident of PEI on the date of death. This refundable tax credit can be claimed if the taxpayer is eligible for the federal volunteer firefighter or search and rescue tax credit claimed on line 31220 of the federal tax return. If eligible, an amount of $1,000 is claimed on line 98 of form PE428, and on line 47900 of the federal tax return. The amount was increased from $500 to $1,000 for 2022 and later years.
Revised: August 15, 2025
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