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Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit

Refundable tax credit for trust beneficiaries
Last Update: June 15, 2026
Funding available
Up to 12% of project cost
Timeline
  • Open continuously
Location
Saskatchewan, Canada

Overview

This program provides a 12% refundable tax credit for a corporation that is a beneficiary of a qualifying environmental trust located in Saskatchewan. It applies to income subject to tax under Part XII.4 of the federal Income Tax Act.
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Opportunity Score
Moderate potential, but conditions must align.

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals
  • Implement environmental initiatives
  • Reduce environmental footprint
Eligible Funding
  • Up to 12% of project cost
Timeline
  • Open continuously

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries
  • Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services
Location
  • Saskatchewan
Legal structures
  • For-profit business
Annual revenue
  • All revenue ranges
Organisation size
  • All organization sizes
Audience
  • Canadians

Next Steps

1
Determine your project
2
Validate your eligibility

Documents Needed

  • Letter from the qualifying environmental trust
  • Schedule 5, Tax Calculation Supplementary – Corporations

Official resources

Official page

Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Corporations
  • Corporations that are beneficiaries of a qualifying environmental trust

Eligible geographic areas

  • Saskatchewan

How to apply

  • Step 1: Receive the trust letter
    • Obtain the letter issued by the qualifying environmental trust.
  • Step 2: Complete the tax schedule
    • Enter the credit amount on Schedule 5, line 641.
  • Step 3: File your return
    • Submit the corporate tax return with the claimed credit.
  • Step 4: Keep records
    • Retain the trust letter in case the CRA requests it later.

Processing and Agreement

  • The trust issues a letter confirming the beneficiary corporation’s credit.
  • The corporation claims the credit when filing its tax return.
  • The CRA may ask to see the supporting letter later.

Additional information

  • The trust issues a letter to the beneficiary corporation.
  • The letter does not need to be filed with the tax return, but should be kept on file.
  • The credit is claimed on Schedule 5, line 641.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit Program

What is the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit?

This program provides a 12% refundable tax credit for a corporation that is a beneficiary of a qualifying environmental trust located in Saskatchewan. It applies to income subject to tax under Part XII.4 of the federal Income Tax Act.

How much funding can be received?

Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit Funds up to 12% of admissible expenses.

Who is eligible for the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit program?

To be eligible for the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit program, you must: Corporation beneficiary of a qualifying environmental trust Trust must be located in Saskatchewan Income must be subject to Part XII.4 tax

Who can I contact for more information about the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit?

You can contact Government of Saskatchewan.

Where is the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit available?

The Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit program is available the province of Saskatchewan.

Is the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit is a Tax Credits

Who are the financial supporters of the Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit?

Saskatchewan qualifying environmental trust tax credit is funded by Government of Saskatchewan, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources