Up to $2,000 non-refundable personal tax credit for individuals who invest in NS labour-sponsored venture capital corporations
Government of Nova Scotia, Finance and Treasury Board - Labour-Sponsored Venture-Capital Tax Credit
Type of Funding
Grant
Max Funding
2,000.00
Region
Provincial
Application Difficuty
Complex
Processing Time
Medium (A few weeks)
Province
Nova Scotia
Industry
N/A
Funding Goals
Working capital.
Demographic
N/A
Incorporated
No
Contact
Elvira.Dalag@novascotia.ca
(902) 424-2808
Apply For A Loan
Business location – Canada
Monthly Revenue – $10K +
Time in Business – 6 months +
Funds in 24 hours
$10,000 to $800,000
Details
Personal income tax credit to individuals investing in registered labour-sponsored venture capital corporations to assist small and medium-sized Nova Scotia businesses.
Eligibility
Residents of Nova Scotia who are over 19 year of age and who have valid reasons for making the investment, other than simply obtaining the tax credit.
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