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TAX CREDITNew Brunswick

New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit

Administered by Government of New Brunswick · Last verified: July 2026

Provincial tax credit to investors who put money into eligible New Brunswick small businesses. Makes raising capital easier for NB founders.

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Estimated value
50% credit to investors (up to $125,000 per investor)
Approval likelihood
Medium
Readiness
Mostly ready
Documents needed
3

Eligibility

  • Business types:Incorporated
  • Industries:All industries
  • Provinces:New Brunswick
  • Team size:Up to 75 people

What you'll need

  • NB corporate registration
  • Share offering documentation
  • Business plan

How to apply

  1. 1Register the business with NB Finance
  2. 2Issue eligible shares to NB investors
  3. 3Provide tax credit certificates
  4. 4File annual updates
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:Apply before share issuance

Is your business a fit for New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit?

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Common questions

Who is eligible for New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit?

New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit is generally open to incorporated businesses, in New Brunswick, with up to 75 employees. Confirm the full criteria on the official program page before applying.

How much is New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit worth?

The estimated value is 50% credit to investors (up to $125,000 per investor). The actual amount depends on your eligible costs, the program's budget, and approval.

Can I claim New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit for a past year?

Claimed on a return, so a missed year can usually be recovered by amending. How far back depends on whether you file personally or as a corporation; confirm the eligible years with your accountant.

How do I apply for New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit?

1. Register the business with NB Finance 2. Issue eligible shares to NB investors 3. Provide tax credit certificates 4. File annual updates

What is the deadline for New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit?

Apply before share issuance.

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