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Posted on November 4, 2009 by florist | Posted under Personal Finance
Quebec Home Improvement And Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC)
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If you meet certain eligibility requirements, you may be entitled to a refundable tax credit for the 2009 taxation year for expenses incurred under a residential renovation agreement entered into in 2009 for home improvements or renovations. The tax credit is equal to 20% of the eligible expenses in excess of $7,500. The maximum amount of eligible expenses is $20,000 for a maximum credit of $2,500. Calculator To obtain an estimate of the tax credit for home improvement and renovation that you could be entitled to for the 2009 taxation year, use the calculator available on the website of the Ministère des finances. Eligibility requirements To be eligible for the refundable tax credit for home improvement and renovation, you must: * Own an eligible residential unit located in Québec Eligible residential units An eligible residential unit is a residence built before 2009. The individual who incurs the home improvement or renovation expenses must be the owner (or co-owner) at the time the expenses are incurred. The residential unit must not only be the owner's principal place of residence, but also: * an individual house Qualifying work Qualifying work that gives entitlement to the refundable tax credit for home improvement and renovation consists of: * the renovation, modification, improvement, conversion or expansion of an individual's eligible residential unit, including the addition of structures adjoining or incidental to the unit Examples of qualifying work Division of rooms (knocking down walls or addition of partitions) About The Author: Your Canada Mortgage guide Montreal Mortgage Broker Business Financing |
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