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TAX CREDITQuebec

Refundable Tax Credit for On-the-Job Training Periods

Last verified: June 2026

A refundable credit for businesses that host a qualifying trainee, including a student in a recognized program or an apprentice registered in the Workplace Apprenticeship Program (PAMT). The eligible expense covers wages paid to the trainee and to the supervising employee. The base rate is 24% for corporations and 12% for individuals, rising to as high as 50% for corporations when the trainee is in a recognized program or is a person with a disability, an immigrant, or an Indigenous person.

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Estimated value
24% to 50% of eligible training wages for corporations (12% to 25% for individuals)
Approval likelihood
High
Ready to apply score
95/100
Documents needed
3

Eligibility

  • Business types:incorporated, self-employed, partnership
  • Industries:All industries
  • Provinces:Quebec

What you'll need

  • Records of trainee and supervisor wages for the training period
  • Certificate from the Ministry of Employment or proof of enrolment in a recognized program (for PAMT, the EQ-6463 participation attestation and EQ-6467 hours registry)
  • Revenu Quebec form CO-1029.8.33.6

How to apply

  1. 1Host an eligible trainee or PAMT apprentice in your Quebec establishment
  2. 2For PAMT, obtain the certificate within six months of the training ending
  3. 3Track eligible wages
  4. 4Claim the credit on your tax return with Revenu Quebec

Is your business a fit for Refundable Tax Credit for On-the-Job Training Periods?

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