Saskatchewan Manufacturing and Processing Exporter Tax Incentive

Amount:

$10,000

Type:

Tax Credit

Description:

The Manufacturing and Processing (M&P) Exporter Tax Incentives provide non-refundable tax credits to eligible corporations that expand the number of M&P-related full time employees above the number that were employed in 2014

Comments on Funding:

1. This portion of the incentive will offer an eligible business non-refundable tax credits equal to $10,000 in respect of each incremental full-time “head office” employee for each of the 2015 through 2023 taxation years.
2. The hiring incentive offers an eligible business non-refundable tax credits equal to $3,000 in respect of each incremental full-time employee for each of the 2015 through 2023 taxation years.

Deadline:

Rolling deadline

Eligibility:

Applicants must be:

1. M&P corporations exporting goods for sale;
2. those that derive at least 25% of revenues from the export to the rest of Canada or internationally of their manufactured goods each year and that:
a) “manufacture or process” goods for sale as defined in the federal Income Tax Act; or
b) principally involved in the commercial development of “new economy” products for export, including interactive digital media products and creative industry products.

Application Steps:

Applicants must:

1. complete a Certificate of Eligibility Application;
2. apply to the Ministry of Trade and Export Development for a Certificate of Eligibility. Include a copy of the base year (2014) T4 Salaries and Wages Summary as submitted to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). If you are an eligible corporation utilizing the deeming provision, include a copy of:
a) The base year (2014) T4 Salaries and Wages Summary for each associated corporation of the corporate group; and
b) The base year (2014) T2 Corporation Income Tax Return Schedule 9 – Related and Associated Corporations.

3. If their corporation meets the initial eligibility criteria, the Ministry of Trade and Export Development will issue a Certificate of Eligibility that will establish the base year (2014) employment levels;
4. Applicants must file the current year corporation income tax return with CRA;
5. Once the current year corporation income tax return has been assessed and a T2 Notice of Assessment from CRA has been received, applicants must complete an M&P Exporter Tax Credit Claim Form and submit it to the Ministry of Finance. Include a copy of the:
a) Certificate of Eligibility as issued by the Ministry of Trade and Export Development;
b) Current year T4 Salaries and Wages Summary as submitted to CRA;
c) Current year T2 Corporation Income Tax Return;
d) Current year Notice of Assessment or Reassessment; and
e) Current year financial statements as presented to shareholders.

If they are an eligible corporation utilizing the deeming provision, include a copy of:
a) T4 Salaries and Wages Summary for each associated corporation of the corporate group; and
b) The T2 Corporation Income Tax Return Schedule 9 – Related and Associated Corporations.
A claim form will need to be submitted for each eligible year.
6. The Ministry of Finance will verify the claim form and provide:
a) A rebate calculated in accordance with program legislation; or
b) A written notice indicating that the corporation is not entitled to the rebate and the reasons for the determination.

Documentation Needed:

Applicants must submit:

1. a completed M&P Exporter Tax Credit Claim Form;
2. a Certificate of Eligibility as issued by the Ministry of Trade and Export Development;
3. the current year T4 Salaries and Wages Summary as submitted to CRA;
4. the current year T2 Corporation Income Tax Return;
5. the current year Notice of Assessment or Reassessment;
6. the current year financial statements as presented to shareholders;
7. additional information, as requested.

Other Things to Note:

• No new Certificate of Eligibility applications are being accepted for taxation years after
December 31, 2023.

• M&P Exporter Tax Credit Claim Form must be received within three years after the taxation year
for which the corporation intends to claim a rebate. No M&P Exporter Tax Credit Claim forms
are being accepted for taxation years after December 31, 2023.

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Maurice

Maurice (Moe) Muise learned the ins-and-outs of government while an employee of the Government of Canada in Ottawa for 10 years. His current focus is helping small businesses in Canada to identify and maximize funding to grow their business.

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