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GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs)

Administered by Government of Canada · Last verified: July 2026

Recover the full GST/HST you pay on business purchases and expenses. If you're GST-registered and spending money on your business, you're entitled to these credits every quarter.

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Estimated value
5% to 15% back on all business expenses
Approval likelihood
High
Readiness
Mostly ready
Documents needed
3

Eligibility

  • Business types:Incorporated, Self-employed, Partnership
  • Industries:All industries
  • Provinces:All of Canada
  • Revenue:$30,000+

What you'll need

  • GST/HST registration number
  • All business expense receipts showing GST/HST
  • GST/HST return (filed quarterly or annually)

How to apply

  1. 1Register for GST/HST if not already registered
  2. 2Save all receipts showing GST/HST paid
  3. 3File GST/HST returns on schedule
  4. 4Claim ITCs on each return
After you apply

You claim this on your tax return, so the money comes back as a lower tax bill or a refund after you file. If you missed it in a past year, you can often still recover it by adjusting a prior return.

Deadline:Quarterly or annual filing deadline

Is your business a fit for GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs)?

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Common questions

Who is eligible for GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs)?

GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs) is generally open to incorporated, self-employed, partnership businesses, in any province or territory. Confirm the full criteria on the official program page before applying.

How much is GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs) worth?

The estimated value is 5% to 15% back on all business expenses. The actual amount depends on your eligible costs, the program's budget, and approval.

Can I claim GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs) for a past year?

Unclaimed GST/HST input tax credits can generally be claimed within about four years by adjusting a past return. Confirm the eligible periods with your accountant.

How do I apply for GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs)?

1. Register for GST/HST if not already registered 2. Save all receipts showing GST/HST paid 3. File GST/HST returns on schedule 4. Claim ITCs on each return

What is the deadline for GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs)?

Quarterly or annual filing deadline.

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