- The GST/HST credit is a financial support program in Canada aimed at helping individuals and families with low or modest incomes by offsetting sales tax costs.
- Payments are issued quarterly by the Canada Revenue Agency and are non-taxable, providing ongoing support throughout the year.
- To be eligible in 2025, you must be a Canadian resident for tax purposes, at least 19 years old, or meet certain conditions if younger, and have filed a 2024 tax return.
- Eligibility is determined based on factors like adjusted family net income, marital status, and number of children.
- Certain restrictions apply, such as ineligibility for those not considered residents for tax purposes or those incarcerated for over 90 days.
Source: exult.in
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