Québec Solidarity Tax Credit
QuebecTax creditChecked October 2, 2026
This 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.
How muchCalculated from your situation on December 31, 2025 for July 2026 to June 2027; reduction thresholds are $70,395 (with spouse) or $64,545 (no spouse), plus $2,634 per dependent child. Use Revenu Québec's estimation tool for your amount.
When it's paid$800 or more: monthly July 2026 to June 2027. $241 to $799: quarterly (July, October, January, April). $240 or less: one July payment.
Who qualifies
- You lived in Québec on December 31 of the reference year
- You are 18 or older, or have a spouse, or are a parent living with your child
- You or your spouse are a citizen, permanent resident or protected person, or have been in Canada for 18 months as a temporary resident
- Your family income is below the reduction threshold for your situation
How to apply
- File your Québec income tax return
- Complete Schedule D
- Register for direct deposit with Revenu Québec
- Report changes in address or family situation
What to have ready
- Address and housing information (dwelling details)
- Spouse's income information
Common mistakes to avoid
- Skipping Schedule D (you then get only the basic QST part)
- Not updating the address after a move
Still being confirmed: Revenu Québec pages returned 403 to direct fetch; figures and thresholds taken from search excerpts of revenuquebec.ca. Component maximums not confirmed. The reading of 70,395/64,545 as reduction thresholds should be rechecked. Check the official page for the latest details.
Official sources
Last checked against these pages on October 2, 2026.
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