Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit
MN, Canada
Tax credit for creating on-site child care in Manitoba
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- grant_single|openingDateNovember 14, 2019
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Tax Credits
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- Health care and social assistance
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- Government of Manitoba
- Department of Families
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Businesses that create licensed child care centres in workplaces can get a tax credit of $10,000 per new infant or preschool space created, over a period of five years.
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This grant is designed for private corporations investing in early learning and child care spaces in Manitoba. It aligns with the provincial government's efforts to enhance child care services within the province.
- Businesses established in the Province of Manitoba.
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$250,000
Ottawa
Creating a workplace child care centre for employees at a tech company
$350,000
Calgary
Establishing a bilingual child care centre for company employees
$200,000
Montreal
Creating a child care facility for hospital employees
$400,000
Toronto
Developing a non-profit child care centre for low-income families
$450,000
Halifax
Setting up a child care facility for a community center
$300,000
Vancouver
Establishing a cooperative child care centre for financial cooperative members
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Eligibility for the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program involves specific requirements for corporations intending to invest in new early learning and child care spaces.
- The applicant must be a private corporation.
- The investment must be for the creation of new early learning and child care (ELCC) spaces.
- The development should aim to support employees and the surrounding community.
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Private corporations that invest in the creation of new early learning and child care (ELCC) spaces to support their employees and the surrounding community.
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The Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program incentivizes corporations to create new ELCC spaces, benefiting local communities and employees. Eligible projects focus on the development and expansion of child care facilities.
- Creation of new early learning and child care spaces by private corporations.
- Expansion projects for existing child care centers to accommodate more children.
- Development of child care facilities in newly constructed schools.
- Projects that support the setup of child care spaces in residential homes.
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The eligible geographic zone for the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program is the Province of Manitoba.
- Province of Manitoba
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- Applicants must demonstrate a clear plan for creating new early learning and child care spaces.
- The project proposal should outline how the investment will benefit employees and the local community.
- Preference may be given to projects that address specific needs in underserved areas or populations.
- The financial feasibility and sustainability of the project will be considered.
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- Step 1: Review Eligibility Criteria
- Visit the official Manitoba government site related to the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program.
- Ensure your corporation meets all eligibility requirements.
- Step 2: Gather Required Information
- Gather information on your proposed development project.
- Prepare financial statements and investment details relevant to the ELCC space creation.
- Step 3: Complete the Application Form
- Download the application form from the official website.
- Fill out the form completely, including detailed project plans and investment amounts.
- Step 4: Compile Supporting Documents
- Attach any necessary documents such as business registration, project plans, and financial statements.
- Ensure all your documents align with the information in your application form.
- Step 5: Submit Application
- Send the completed application form and all supporting documents via email to cdcinfo@gov.mb.ca.
- Alternatively, mail your application package to Early Learning and Child Care Program, 210-114 Garry Street, Winnipeg MB R3C 4V4.
- Confirm that your application is submitted before any specified deadlines.
- Step 6: Receive Confirmation
- Await an email or postal confirmation from the program office acknowledging receipt of your application.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program was announced as part of Manitoba's 2018 budget to encourage private sector investment in child care spaces.
- Private corporations participating in this program are expected to invest directly in the creation of new early learning and child care spaces.
- Support is aimed at assisting employees and benefiting the surrounding community through the creation of these spaces.
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cdcinfo@gov.mb.ca
204-945-0776
Apply to this program
Supporting Child Care Expansion in Manitoba
The Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program in Manitoba offers private corporations incentives to expand early learning and child care spaces. It aims to support working families, enhance community infrastructure, and foster economic development.
Detailed Overview of the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program
The Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program introduced by the Manitoba government is a forward-thinking initiative focused on expanding early learning and child care (ELCC) facilities across the province. This program is strategically designed to encourage private corporations to invest in the development of new child care spaces. By offering a tax credit, Manitoba aims to mitigate the financial burden on businesses and incentivize them to contribute to this crucial sector. This, in turn, benefits not only the companies providing these services but also the employees and families who rely on child care solutions.
This program effectively ties into the broader economic and social goals of the province. By enabling corporations to help create ELCC spaces, Manitoba is fostering an environment where businesses can directly address a key societal need—accessibility to quality child care. This not only aids corporations in supporting their workforce but also has far-reaching impacts on community development by providing families with necessary support to participate in the workforce.
The decision to integrate the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program as part of the 2018 budget highlights the province's commitment to early childhood development and its understanding of the vital role child care plays in workforce participation. As companies take advantage of these tax credits, they contribute to creating a more robust and supportive infrastructure for employees with young children, thereby increasing productivity and employee satisfaction.
Furthermore, the expansion of child care services can lead to job creation in the sector, as more facilities will require trained staff to provide education and care to children. This, in turn, necessitates training programs and opportunities for career development within early childhood education fields, enhancing overall human capital in Manitoba.
The tax credit serves as a catalyst not only for expanding ELCC space but also for encouraging innovative design and sustainable construction practices in new facilities. Corporations participating in this program are prompted to consider both the sustainability of the space they create and the holistic developmental needs of the children they serve.
In the long term, the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program supports Manitoba’s five-year plan for child care by reducing wait times for child care services, enhancing the quality of care, and ensuring a diverse range of child care options are available across various communities. This empowers families to choose the best child care setting for their children’s needs, contributing positively to childhood development outcomes.
Ultimately, the Child Care Centre Development Tax Credit Program stands as an innovative approach to bridging the gap between private sector capabilities and public sector needs. By harnessing the resources and innovation potential of corporations, Manitoba is addressing critical child care shortages and setting a precedent for similar programs nationwide. Such initiatives not only solve immediate access issues but also lay the groundwork for more inclusive and sustainable growth within the province. As companies invest in more ELCC spaces, the resultant benefits ripple outward—enhancing overall community well-being, supporting economic growth, and promoting an inclusive future for all Manitobans.
