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Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction

Administered by Government of Canada · Last verified: July 2026

Federal tax rate reduction for Canadian corporations earning income from manufacturing and processing in Canada. Effective rate drops from 15% to 9% on qualifying income.

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Estimated value
6% federal tax savings on M&P income
Approval likelihood
High
Readiness
Ready to apply
Documents needed
2

Eligibility

  • Business types:Incorporated
  • Industries:Manufacturing
  • Provinces:All of Canada

What you'll need

  • T2 Corporate Tax Return
  • Schedule 27 (Calculation of Canadian Manufacturing and Processing Profits)

How to apply

  1. 1Identify portion of corporate income from M&P activities
  2. 2Allocate labour and capital between M&P and non-M&P
  3. 3Complete Schedule 27
  4. 4Apply reduced rate on qualifying income
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:Annual: claim with T2 return

Is your business a fit for Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction?

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Common questions

Who is eligible for Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction?

Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction is generally open to incorporated businesses, in any province or territory, in Manufacturing. Confirm the full criteria on the official program page before applying.

How much is Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction worth?

The estimated value is 6% federal tax savings on M&P income. The actual amount depends on your eligible costs, the program's budget, and approval.

Can I claim Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction 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 Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction?

1. Identify portion of corporate income from M&P activities 2. Allocate labour and capital between M&P and non-M&P 3. Complete Schedule 27 4. Apply reduced rate on qualifying income

What is the deadline for Manufacturing and Processing Profits Deduction?

Annual: claim with T2 return.

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