
Convert Equipment Purchases and Facility Expansions into Financial Gains
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To help you grow faster and invest smarter, Saskatchewan offers the Manufacturing & Processing Investment Tax Credit (M&P ITC). A valuable incentive that refunds 6% of your qualifying capital expenditures.
Whether you’re scaling up production, modernizing facilities, or acquiring new machinery, the M&P ITC allows you to reclaim a portion of the provincial sales tax (PST) paid on eligible assets. It’s not just a tax break—it’s a strategic funding opportunity.
Why This Program Matters Now?
The M&P ITC is fully refundable, which means your business can benefit even if your current tax liability is low. This results in critical cash flow that can be reinvested into innovation, automation, or operational upgrades.
Delays in applying could cost you thousands in missed credits.
Navigating the technical requirements and can be complex, from PST rules to federal Income Tax Regulation subsections 4600(1) & 4600(2).
That’s where Ayming Canada comes in.
Why Choose Ayming Canada for Your M&P ITC Strategy?
With 35+ years of experience securing tax credits and government funding, Ayming Canada ensures your M&P ITC claim is accurate, compliant, and fully optimized.
What We Deliver:
- Complete eligibility assessment
- Expert guidance on PST-qualified assets
- Preparation of audit-ready documentation
- Coordination with CRA and Saskatchewan Finance
- Integration with SR&ED and grant programs for additional funding
Our technical specialists work directly with your team to ensure you’re claiming every dollar you deserve, without the hassle or risk.
Is Your Business Investing in Saskatchewan?
If your company is purchasing machinery or expanding processing operations in the province, you likely qualify for the M&P ITC. Don’t leave this money on the table.
Get a no-cost, no-obligation assessment from our experts today.
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