Financial Support for Tradespersons
Through the MOST program, those under the age of 30 (in the tax year) and who are employed and registered as an apprentice or a certified journeyperson in an eligible skilled trade will receive a rebate on provincial income tax paid on the first $50,000 of income earned.
Eligible workers can apply for their rebate after they file their 2022 income tax return and receive a notice of assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency.
For more information about eligibility or to apply, e-mail most@novascotia.ca or visit the Government of Nova Scotia’s website.
Through the MOST program, those under the age of 30 (in the tax year) and who are employed and registered as an apprentice or a certified journeyperson in an eligible skilled trade will receive a rebate on provincial income tax paid on the first $50,000 of income earned.
Eligible workers can apply for their rebate after they file their 2022 income tax return and receive a notice of assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency.
For more information about eligibility or to apply, e-mail most@novascotia.ca or visit the Government of Nova Scotia’s website.
Tradespersons may be able to deduct the cost of eligible tools they bought to earn employment income as a tradesperson. This cost includes any GST and provincial sales tax (PST) or HST they paid.
MORE INFO at the Canada Revenue Agency website.
Tradespersons may also be eligible for an HST Rebate.
Tradespersons may be able to deduct the cost of eligible tools they bought to earn employment income as a tradesperson. This cost includes any GST and provincial sales tax (PST) or HST they paid.
MORE INFO at the Canada Revenue Agency website.
Tradespersons may also be eligible for an HST Rebate.