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How much you may get

As an eligible CCPC, your rebate amount is equal to the number of employees you had in the designated provinces in the calendar year in which the fuel charge year began multiplied by a payment rate for each of those provinces and years.

Estimate your rebate

Use this tool to estimate your amount based on your business operations between 2019 and 2024. You can also manually calculate your rebate by referring to:

You should check your eligibility before completing the estimator.

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The CRA is not collecting or retaining any of the information you enter in this tool. These amounts are only used to help you estimate the Canada Carbon Rebate for Small Businesses payment amount you may be eligible for.

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Eligible years
Years included in the retroactive payment

The years correspond to the calendar year in which a fuel charge year begins. A fuel charge year runs from April 1 to March 31. It is the period of time the federal government sets fuel charge rates for certain backstop provinces on a variety of fuels. Data is collected from the fuel charge year period to determine applicable rates for carbon rebates under various programs.

Read more about fuel charge rates.

Years you may be eligible for (required)
Province of employment
Employee province of employment

An employee’s province or territory of employment is the one their T4 slip was issued for that year (box 10).

Provinces or territories you had employees in during these periods (required)
Number of employees
How to count your employees

Include each employee in only one province or territory per year.

Number of employees in a province or territory
Total of employees for each year

Rate tables for designated provinces

Each province has a set rebate amount per employee for each year they were designated.

British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Quebec, and Yukon are not designated to receive the rebate from 2019 to 2024.

Designated provinces and amounts per employee
Jurisdiction 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
AlbertaTablenote * Not designated $147 $123 $140 $181 $120
Saskatchewan $110 $271 $244 $298 $233 $153
Manitoba $48 $99 $77 $89 $168 $110
Ontario $26 $68 $75 $86 $146 $98
New BrunswickTablenote * Not designated Not designated Not designated Not designated $87 $69
Nova ScotiaTablenote * Not designated Not designated Not designated Not designated $119 $78
Prince Edward IslandTablenote * Not designated Not designated Not designated Not designated $82 $56
Newfoundland and LabradorTablenote * Not designated Not designated Not designated Not designated $179 $127

Read more about these rates:

How employees are considered and counted

For the purposes of this rebate, an employee means a person who was both:

  • Employed by your corporation at any time in the calendar year
  • Issued a T4 statement of remuneration paid by your company

There is no distinction made between full-time, part-time, or seasonal employees.

An employee's province of employment is the province or territory their T4 slip was issued for that year (box 10).

If you issued more than one T4 slip for an employee in different provinces or territories in the same year, include them only once, in the province or territory which their remuneration (box 14) was highest.

For more information on how a province of employment is determined, refer to: Determine the province of employment.

Zero rate

A rate of $0.00 means that the province or territory is not designated to receive the rebate for that year.

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