British Columbia Food

The farmers' food contribution tax credit is effective for 2016 to 2018 tax years. Its an innovative new non-refundable income tax credit to encourage farmers and farming corporations to give specific farming products which they create in B.C. to registered charities, particularly food banks or college dinner programs.

The credit is 25 percent of this eligible quantity of a farmer’s qualifying gift suggestions for income tax 12 months. The credit is present to farmers or their particular partners or common-law partners which make a gift of agricultural product after February 16, 2016 and before January 1, 2019.

The farmers’ food contribution tax credit is in addition to any non-profit also present income tax credit claimable.

Claiming the Credit

Farmers, farmers’ spouses or common-law lovers, can start claiming the credit to their T1 tax return for 2016 tax 12 months. Go into the number of the credit you are saying on British Columbia Tax form (BC428).

The credit should be claimed using non-profit alongside gift income tax credit, within five tax many years of the donation of agricultural product being made.

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