Give The Gift of a Home Renovation With the Ontario HST Rebate

The Ontario HST Rebate on a home renovation

To claim the HST Rebate on a renovation, a property owner must undertake what the CRA considers a "substantial" renovation or a "major addition" to an existing home – it must constitute a "new" home.

Substantial Renovation

According to the Canada Revenue Agency, a "substantial" renovation is where the home's interior is completely cleared and renovated. The CRA uses the 90% test on the application – which means that a minimum of 90% of the home's interior must be redone. The basement and attic are not considered part of the interior unless that space is being converted into a "liveable space."

If You Don't Qualify For an Ontario HST Rebate

If you're investing in constructing or renovating a new property but aren't quite sure how you fit into the HST rebate on condos or renovations. Don't count yourself out just yet. Talk to the professionals at Rebate4U, and our team of experts will help find the Ontario HST Rebate that fits you best.

Applying for the HST rebate with Rebate4u

Applying for any HST rebate directly from Canada Revenue Agency is often challenging. For many, the application process can be complicated and sometimes frustrating. In Toronto and throughout Ontario, Rebate4U helps clients apply for their HST rebate and secure the maximum rebate amount possible. Our team of rebate specialists has many years of experience dealing with the CRA. They understand the rules and regulations associated with each rebate application and will often contact CRA. Working with Rebate4U, clients receive a full-service approach, with all supporting documents supplied to CRA within the deadline period. We ensure that the entire process is properly in place, and we troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the application process.

Call us to find how much you could be getting back with an Ontario HST rebate.