Paid Work Experience Tax Credits
MN, Canada
Wage subsidy for trainees working in Manitoba
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Tax Credits
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- Manufacturing
- Information and cultural industries
- Professional, scientific and technical services
- Educational services
- Health care and social assistance
- Public administration
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- Government of Manitoba
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Get a wage subsidy of 15 to 25% (maximum $5,000 per trainee) for providing paid work and on-the-job training opportunities for high school and post-secondary co-op students, graduates and apprentices.
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- Manufacturing or processing in Manitoba
- Production of energy from renewable sources
- Equipment that uses energy more efficiently
grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample
$50,000
Winnipeg
Develop energy-efficient solar panels for residential use
$20,000
Saguenay
Install energy-efficient HVAC systems in a community center
$125,000
Calgary
Introduce robotic machinery in a manufacturing facility
$75,000
Thompson
Establish a wind turbine manufacturing facility
$37,500
Brandon
Upgrade a food processing plant with new energy-efficient equipment
$87,500
Hamilton
Expand biomass energy production with new equipment
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The eligibility criteria for this grant are:
- Must be a corporation that acquires qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba
- Corporations earn a nine per cent tax credit (for eligible property acquired on or after April 12th, 2017 but before July 1 2019) or an eight per cent tax credit (for eligible property acquired on or after July 1st, 2019)
- Must have a permanent establishment or be resident in Manitoba
- Must pay at least 25% of its wages and salaries to employees who are Manitoba residents
- Must have recently published at least two qualifying books
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Eligible types of companies for the Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit include businesses that acquire qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba. Corporations can earn a tax credit that can be applied against Manitoba corporate income tax payable.
- Businesses involved in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba
- Corporations acquiring qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use
- Entities looking to earn tax credits against Manitoba corporate income tax
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There are specific types of companies that are not eligible for the grant. Ineligible companies include:
- Crown corporations and other provincial government entities
- Companies primarily engaged in child care services
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Eligible expenses for this grant include the acquisition of qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba. The expenses must meet the specific criteria outlined in the grant program.
- Qualified plant, machinery, and equipment
- First-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba
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Eligible expenses for this grant include qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba. The grant provides an eight per cent tax credit (seven per cent refundable and one per cent non-refundable).
- Qualified plant, machinery, and equipment
- First-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba
- Eight per cent tax credit (seven per cent refundable, one per cent non-refundable)
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There are specific evaluation and selection criteria for this grant.
- Applicants must demonstrate that the acquired property is for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in Manitoba.
- Corporations must meet residency and production requirements as outlined in the program guidelines.
- Qualified equipment must fall under eligible classes for tax credit consideration.
- Applications should include complete and accurate documentation of the acquisition and use of qualified property.
- Applicants should adhere to program deadlines and reporting requirements.
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- Step 1: Contact Manitoba Film & Music for information
- Step 2: Submit required documents for eligibility assessment
- Step 3: Await assessment and determination of tax credit eligibility
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explore@mbfilmmusic.mb.ca
204-948-2115
Apply to this program
Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit
The Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit provides an eight per cent tax credit (seven per cent refundable and one per cent non-refundable) to businesses acquiring qualified plant, machinery, and equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing in the province. Corporations can earn a nine per cent tax credit (before July 1, 2019) or an eight per cent tax credit (after July 1, 2019) against Manitoba corporate income tax, with unused credits carry-forward for ten years.
Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit Overview
The Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit is designed to support businesses by offering a tax credit for acquiring qualified assets used in manufacturing or processing activities. Eligible companies can benefit from an eight per cent tax credit, of which seven per cent is refundable and one per cent is non-refundable. This credit can be applied against Manitoba corporate income tax payable in the year it is earned, with the option to carry forward any unused credits for up to ten years.
Corporations may earn a nine per cent tax credit for qualified property acquired before July 1, 2019, and an eight per cent tax credit for eligible property acquired after this date. The program is administered by the Canada Revenue Agency on behalf of Manitoba.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit, businesses must acquire qualified plant, machinery, or equipment for first-time use in manufacturing or processing activities within the province. The credit applies to assets under class 43.1, which includes equipment for producing energy from renewable sources and for energy-efficient processes. Assets under class 43.2 also qualify for the credit.
Additionally, an income tax election allows taxpayers to renounce, either wholly or partially, the Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit. The credit is aimed at fostering investment in manufacturing infrastructure and enhancing the competitiveness of Manitoba-based businesses.
Application Process
To apply for the Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit, businesses can contact the Manitoba Tax Assistance Office. The office is located at 110A - 401 York Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0P8. Interested parties can reach out via phone at 204-948-2115 or 1-800-782-0771 (in Manitoba), or through email at tao@gov.mb.ca. Additional information and resources are available on the official Manitoba Finance website.
Overall, the Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit serves as a valuable incentive for businesses looking to invest in manufacturing capabilities within the province, promoting economic growth and innovation in the manufacturing sector.
