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Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec - QC - Canada

Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec

Last Update: April 27, 2025
QC, Canada
Tax credit supporting eligible ethanol production activities in Quebec

Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec at a glance

Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Timeline
  • Continuous Intakes
Financing Type
Tax Credits
Eligible Industries
  • Manufacturing
Grant Providers
  • Revenu Québec
  • Gouvernement du Québec
Status
Open

Overview of the Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec program

The Tax Credit for Ethanol Production in Quebec provides eligible corporations with a refundable tax credit for qualifying ethanol produced in Quebec before April 1, 2023; the program is intended to encourage and support local ethanol production activities. The maximum funding amount is not specified in the available information.

Eligible projects & activities

  • Production of ethanol at a facility located in Quebec before April 1, 2023.
Examples of admissible projects:

$ 108,000

Install rooftop solar panels to reduce community center energy use

$ 480,000

Expand delivery fleet with refrigerated electric vehicles

$ 35,000

Launch a digital literacy program for seniors using tablets

$ 80,000

Upgrade bakery equipment to increase gluten-free bread output

$ 145,000

Launch accessible coworking space for remote workers with disabilities

$ 210,000

Develop new SaaS platform to streamline small business accounting

Eligibility criteria of the Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec program

  • The company must have an establishment in Quebec and operate a qualifying ethanol production business during the tax year.
  • The company must not be exempt from income tax.
  • The company must not be a Crown corporation or a wholly controlled subsidiary of a Crown corporation.

Who is eligible?

  • Corporations operating an eligible ethanol production business in Quebec

Who is not eligible

  • Companies that are exempt from tax.
  • Crown corporations or subsidiaries entirely controlled by a Crown corporation.
  • Companies that have submitted an initial eligibility certificate application for the deduction related to large investment project income, for activities stemming from that project.

Eligible geographic areas

  • Companies with an establishment in Quebec.

How to apply to the Tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec program

  • Step 1: Enter Tax Credit Information in the Tax ReturnInclude the name of the tax credit for ethanol production in Quebec in the corporate tax return.
  • Specify the tax credit code (74) and the corresponding amount on one of the lines 440p to 440y of the return.
  • Step 2: Gather Required DocumentsComplete and prepare the form "Crédit d'impôt pour production d'éthanol au Québec" (CO-1029.8.36.OL).
  • Prepare a copy of the report detailing, for each month of the fiscal year, the eligible ethanol production carried out in Quebec.
  • If applicable, complete the form "Entente concernant le crédit d'impôt pour production d'éthanol au Québec" (CO-1029.8.36.OM).
  • Prepare and retain, but do not submit unless requested: a copy of the transport manifest issued to the purchaser if delivery is not made by the eligible company; evidence that the tax credit received for previous fiscal years is included in this year’s business or property income, if applicable.
  • Step 3: Submit Application DocumentsAttach all required documents to the company’s tax return.
  • If unable to include documents with the tax return, submit them separately no later than twelve months after the filing deadline for that fiscal year.
  • You can submit the income tax return and the required application documents electronically through authorized software, in which case paper copies are not required.
  • If submitting by mail, ensure each document includes the company name, identification numbers, file number, and the fiscal year-end date.
  • It is recommended to send all documents in a single package to expedite processing.

Additional information

  • Applicants cannot claim both the ethanol production tax credit and the investment tax credit or investment and innovation tax credit for assets used in ethanol production.
  • An initial eligibility certificate request for a large investment project deduction disqualifies activities resulting from that project from this tax credit.
  • All relevant documents should preferably be submitted in a single package to expedite processing.
  • Documents may be submitted electronically via approved software; paper documents are not required if this method is used.

Apply to this program

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