Whats new in T2 2026.1 T2 2026.1 introduces significant updates affecting federal and provincial corporate tax filings. These changes impact capital cost allowance (CCA), SR&ED claims, investment tax ...

In Quebec, the term "tax shield" can refer to a specific refundable tax credit designed to protect low- and middle-income families from a reduction in their social benefits when their income increases...

If you were an employee or a member of a partnership in 2024, you can, under certain conditions, obtain a Québec sales tax (QST) rebate for the expenses you are deducting on line 164 or 207. Your empl...

In Quebec, the Work Premium is a refundable tax credit for low- and modest-income individuals and families. It is designed to encourage people to enter or remain in the workforce. Unlike a non-refunda...

Transferable Portions of Income Tax Withheld for Another Province apply when you were employed or earned income in a province other than Quebec, and income tax was withheld there. Certain amounts of t...

Eligible residents of Quebec can claim a tax deduction for childcare expenses on their federal return and a refundable tax credit on their provincial Quebec return. Quebec residents may also be eligib...

Québec Income Tax Withheld at Source refers to the amounts your employer, payer, or financial institution deducts from your salary, wages, or other income throughout the year and remits directly to Re...

The Quebec Prescription Drug Insurance Plan requires eligible residents to pay a premium to help cover the cost of public prescription drug coverage. Most residents are automatically enrolled unless t...