An additional $54 credit for children and young adults with a disability may be available if at least $100 is spent for fitness activities, increasing the maximum credit to $108. This credit provides an annual non-refundable benefit of up to $54 per child/young adult. For a young adult 18 to 24 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the young adult, spouse or common law partner. For a child/young adult less than 18 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the child/young adult, or their parent. The cost of up to $500 in eligible fitness activities may be claimed per child or young adult.
Manitoba’s Fitness Tax Credit allows claims for fitness activities for children under 16, and young adults aged 16 through 24. $2,752 for each dependent 18 years of age or under.$2,752 for each disabled dependent 18 years of age or over if claimed and.$2,065 if the taxpayer's spouse is 65 years of age or over and spouse's age amount was claimed on return.$2,065 if the taxpayer is 65 years of age or over.$2,065 for a spouse, common-law partner, or eligible dependent, if claimed.Manitoba’s Fitness Tax Credit (children and young adults up to age 24)Ĭhildren’s Arts and Cultural Activity Tax Credit Transfer limit for tuition and education amounts Threshold for child & attendant care expenses Income threshold Calculated amount is nil at: (Separate from and in addition to the Primary Caregiver Tax Credit)Ĭanada Pension Plan contributions (maximum) Paid Work Experience Tax Credits (formerly Co-op Education and Apprenticeship Tax Credits).Volunteer Firefighter and Search & Rescue Tax Credits.Small Business Venture Capital Tax Credit - (formerly the Community Enterprise Investment Tax Credit).Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit.Children's Arts and Cultural Activity Tax Credit.
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