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Sorry, this program has ended.
Buy in 2009 and use your toilet system purchase towards the Home Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC) in Canada and save up to 15% more*. You can receive a maximum tax credit of $1350 with the 2009 HRTC. Learn more below.
Example Use of HRTC
Here is an example of how the HRTC can be used from the Department of Finance Canada web site:
"William and Marie are a couple who are planning to purchase a more energy-efficient furnace for their home, and build a deck at their cottage sometime later. To take full advantage of the temporary HRTC, they decide to do both projects in 2009 rather than waiting. They pay $5,000 for the furnace and $3,500 for the deck. They also decide to have the area around the deck landscaped for $2,500, bringing their total costs to $11,000 ($5,000 + $3,500 + $2,500). Marie claims a credit of $1,350 on the maximum allowable amount of $9,000."
Download the Department of Finance Canada information sheet (PDF).
Examples of HRTC Eligible and Ineligible Expenditures
Eligible
• Renovating a kitchen, bathroom, or basement
• New carpet or hardwood floors
• Building an addition, deck, fence or retaining wall
• A new furnace or water heater
• Painting the interior or exterior of a house
• Resurfacing a driveway
• Laying new sod
Ineligible
• Furniture and appliances (refrigerator, stove, couch)
• Purchase of tools
• Carpet cleaning
• Maintenance contracts (furnace cleaning, snow removal, lawn care, pool cleaning, etc.)
From Department of Finance Canada web site.
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