The federal government’s carbon price rebate is set to rise more than expected in Ontario and Manitoba, with some families receiving as much as $2,000 a year. The rebates are part of the government’s plan to price carbon emissions at $20 per tonne starting next year and will incrementally increase until 2022. To make up […]
B.C.’S Latest Tax Incentive for Zero-Emission Vehicles Welcomed, Despite Low Inventory
The government of British Columbia has introduced a new program to incentivize the purchase and use of electric cars in B.C. The program allows vehicle manufacturers to apply for credits based on the number of electric cars they sell or lease in B.C. each year, which will then be applied against their provincial corporate income […]
Best Tax Deductions for Homeowners Canada
This is the season. Tax season that is. And while the tax return process can be a painful one, it can also be rewarding. If you are a Canadian Homeowner, there are several different tax deductions that you might be able to claim. And we all know, the more deductions, the better! So we’ve created […]
What Is a Renovation Tax Credit for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities in British Columbia?
The Home Renovation Tax Credit for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities helps qualifying seniors and people with disabilities pay for certain permanent home upgrades that make their homes more accessible, usable, and mobile. On April 1, 2012, the program for elders (and family members living with seniors) began. The program was renamed the Home Renovation […]
City of Winnipeg Heritage Conservation Tax Credit Program
Who is Eligible: Owners or long term tenants Description: The value of an approved tax credit may be up to 50% of the net private investment made in eligible work. The credit may be used at a recipient’s discretion over a maximum 10-year period to reduce qualifying property, business, and amusement taxes levied by […]
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