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Quebec benefits, credits and rebates

If you live in Quebec, you can explore provincial programs alongside federal supports such as the Canada Child Benefit and Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. Program rules and application steps differ. Check each program's official page before applying.

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Quebec programs we check

Linked official program pages were checked September 29 or October 1, 2026. Other entries still need a verified source; use your province's official website to check current rules.

Quebec guides

  • Québec Family AllowanceAllocation famille is Retraite Québec's tax-free payment for families with children under 18. The amount depends on family income and is higher for single parents.
  • Québec Parental Insurance PlanQPIP replaces part of your income during maternity, paternity, parental and adoption leave in Québec, instead of EI maternity and parental benefits. You choose a longer basic plan or a shorter special plan with higher rates.
  • Québec Shelter Allowance: who qualifies and how muchAllocation-logement helps low-income families and people aged 50 or older who spend too much of their income on housing. Revenu Québec administers it.
  • Québec Solidarity Tax CreditThis refundable Revenu Québec credit helps low- and moderate-income households with QST and housing costs, with an extra part for residents of northern villages. You claim it with Schedule D of your Québec return.Next payment: December 4, 2026
  • Québec Work PremiumThe work premium is a refundable Québec tax credit that rewards low- and moderate-income workers. There is an adapted version for people with a severely limited capacity for employment, and part can be paid in advance.

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Federal programs to check

Eligibility depends on age, income, work history, family circumstances and each program's rules. Use the official links below to confirm details.

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Local programs

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