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TAX CREDITQuebec

Refundable Tax Credit for Film Dubbing

Last verified: June 2026

A refundable credit for companies that provide film and television dubbing services in Quebec. The credit equals 35% of the eligible dubbing labour expense for a certified production. The goal is to support dubbing work done in Quebec and help these companies grow their market. SODEC certifies the production and Revenu Quebec administers the credit.

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Estimated value
35% of eligible dubbing labour expenses
Approval likelihood
Medium
Ready to apply score
70/100
Documents needed
4

Eligibility

  • Business types:incorporated
  • Industries:Creative & Media
  • Provinces:Quebec

What you'll need

  • Proof of a Quebec establishment offering film dubbing services
  • Detailed labour cost report for each dubbing
  • SODEC certificate for the production
  • Revenu Quebec form CO-1029.8.36.DF

How to apply

  1. 1Review the SODEC dubbing guidelines
  2. 2Submit the certificate request through SOD@cces
  3. 3Obtain the SODEC certificate
  4. 4Claim the credit with Revenu Quebec

Is your business a fit for Refundable Tax Credit for Film Dubbing?

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