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Nova Scotia Capital Investment Tax Credit

By GrantMatch Team on Sep 12, 2023 3:51:59 PM

Up to $30 Million in Funding available through the Nova Scotia Capital Investment Tax Credit Program

The Nova Scotia Capital Investment Tax Credit (CITC) is a highly beneficial program that has been specifically designed to drive economic growth and development within the province. This tax credit provides significant financial advantages to eligible corporations that choose to invest in capital equipment for approved projects located in Nova Scotia.

By participating in the CITC program, eligible corporations can gain access to up to $30 million in funding. This substantial financial support can be instrumental in fueling growth, expansion, and innovation within the Nova Scotia business landscape. Whether it's upgrading existing infrastructure, investing in cutting-edge technologies, or diversifying product streams, the CITC program aims to provide the necessary resources to enable corporations to thrive in a competitive marketplace.

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Nova Scotia Innovation Rebate Program

By GrantMatch Team on Mar 15, 2022 3:18:49 PM

Significant Rebates Available for Businesses in Nova Scotia Investing in Advancing Innovation, Productivity, and Clean Growth 

Funding Program News Nova Scotia Innovation Energy Reduce GHG Emissions

The Nova Scotia Innovation Rebate Program for SME's is Now Open

By Gibson Ingram on Dec 23, 2020 12:45:23 PM

The Small Medium Enterprise IRP Offers up to $2M in Funding for Businesses in Nova Scotia

Provincial Grants SME's COVID-19 Funding for Manufacturers Nova Scotia
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