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Nova Scotia Political Contributions Tax Credit
You can claim a tax credit on contributions made to candidates and recognized parties, as defined under the Nova Scotia Elections Act.
Offered by Department of Finance and Treasury Board
Amount
The lesser of 75% of the total contributions or $750, annually
Quick eligibility check
Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
Incorporated
Location
Nova Scotia
Who can apply
- Contributions made to candidates and recognized parties, as defined under the Nova Scotia Elections Act
About the funding
The annual amount of the credit is the lesser of:
- 75% of the total contributions
- $750
You can claim a tax credit on contributions made to candidates and recognized parties, as defined under the Nova Scotia Elections Act.
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