Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit

Yukon cooperatives or corporations can apply to the Yukon Business Investment Tax Credit for an individual tax credit for Yukon investors.
  • Dept. of Economic Development Yukon
Overview of the Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit program:

The Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit (SBITC) is a program designed to encourage investment in small businesses based in the Yukon Territory. This tax credit incentivizes Yukon residents to invest in local businesses by offering a tax reduction on their Yukon income tax. The program aims to stimulate economic growth, support local enterprises, and enhance the overall prosperity of the Yukon business community.

Benefits of the Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit program:
  • Increased Investment: The program encourages Yukon residents to invest in local businesses by offering a 25% tax credit on investments, making it easier for small businesses to attract capital.
  • Capital Access: Small businesses can raise necessary funds to expand operations, invest in new projects, or improve infrastructure, contributing to their growth and sustainability.
  • Lower Cost of Capital: With the tax credit making investments more attractive, businesses may find it easier to secure investments on favorable terms.
  • Economic Growth: By supporting local businesses through increased investment, the program helps stimulate the Yukon economy, leading to job creation and community development.
  • Enhanced Investor Returns: Investors benefit from a reduced tax liability, making their investments in local businesses more financially attractive.
Eligibility criteria of the Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit program:
  • For Businesses:
  • Yukon-Based Small Business: The business must be based in the Yukon Territory and must qualify as a small business under the programs guidelines, generally defined by size and revenue criteria.
  • Eligible Activities: The business must be engaged in eligible activities such as manufacturing, processing, resource extraction, or other specified sectors that contribute to the Yukon's economic development.
  • Registration with the Program: The business must register with the Yukon government to issue eligible shares to investors, allowing them to claim the tax credit.
  • For Investors:
  • Yukon Residents: Only residents of Yukon who invest in eligible Yukon small businesses can claim the tax credit.
  • Minimum Investment: There may be a minimum investment amount required to qualify for the tax credit, as stipulated by the program guidelines.
  • Investment in Eligible Shares: The investment must be made in eligible shares of a Yukon-based small business that has registered with the program.
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