tax credits

Cleantech start-ups tapped for Sask tax credit

Canadian Property Management

Cleantech start-ups tapped for Sask tax credit

Saskatchewan-based deantech start-ups are newly included in a provincial incentive program that will convey up to $225,000 in non-refundable tax credits per annual investment to their investors.
Waste biomass generation tapped for tax credit

Canadian Property Management

Waste biomass generation tapped for tax credits

Systems using waste biomass to produce electricity, heat or combined heat and power will now qualify for the federal tax credits already extended to other designated clean technologies.
Geothermal energy systems now in on tax credit

Canadian Property Management

Geothermal energy systems now in on tax credit

The 2023-24 budget also confirms that low-carbon heating systems are exempt from the labour conditions tied to some of the other categories of clean technology eligible for the tax credit.
Manitoba reaffirms energy equipment tax credits

Canadian Property Management

Manitoba reaffirms energy equipment tax credits

The 2023-24 Manitoba budget announces ongoing extension of tax credits for geothermal, solar thermal and biomass system equipment, which had been scheduled to expire this summer.
Lucrative tax credits pledged for heat pumps

Canadian Property Management

Lucrative tax credits pledged for heat pumps

Canada’s fall economic statement pledges $6.7 billion over five years to support uptake of a range of clean technologies, including solar heating, air-source and ground-source heat pumps and energy storage.
Condo Act

Canadian Facility Management & Design

Employees absorb most home workspace costs

More than one third of survey respondents report no per-employee allocation has been established for the home workspaces where it’s projected staff will spend at least 42 per cent of their formal work hours well into 2021.
Waste biomass generation tapped for tax credit

Construction Business

Claiming research and development tax credits

Valuable tax incentives, administered by the Canada Revenue Agency, for R&D are often worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.