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Important message for FIBC applicants: CRA allows a transition period for filing requirement
Under section 85(1) of the Income Tax Act of British Columbia, corporations filing a claim for the British Columbia film and television tax credit (BCFTTC - FIBC) must submit a Completion Certificate with their T2 corporation income tax return if the production was...
Minimum budget levels for PSTC applicants
Know the minimum budget requirement for your production to be qualified for PSTC Under the Production Services Tax Credit (PSTC) there are different minimum budget threshold requirements for different types of productions. The following can help you determine a...
PSTC/FIBC Tax Credit: Proof of Permanent Establishment in BC
If you intend to claim the motion picture tax credits in British Columbia, ensure your corporation has a permanent establishment in BC Â Accredited corporation claiming PSTC must be a Canadian taxable corporation primarily engaged in film and video production business...
Welcome to the application portal for the provincial Film Incentive BC (FIBC) and Production Services Tax Credit(PSTC) programs!
Contact us at taxteam@creativebc.com if you have any questions regarding the application portal or your applications.
Access the online Tax Credit Application Portal
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PSTC Pre-Certification Form
Pre-requisite for PSTC – Apply within 60 days of 1st BC Labour. Apply through Creative BC’s online tax credit application portal
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Browser Requirements
We recommend using Google Chrome as your browser to access the portal. Google Chrome is most compatible with this portal and the latest version can be downloaded here.
Need Technical Support?
For technical support, please send an e-mail to taxteam@creativebc.com with the following details:
- Subject: Technical support request;
- Application number;
- A screenshot where applicable;
- Section of the application;
- The category of the issue (i.e. a, b or c as defined below)
A. Confusing prompts;
B. Formatting errors;
C. Bugs (ie. an error/fault/failure that produces an incorrect or unexpected result or unintended behaviour). - Brief explanation include the steps that you did that led to the issue, where applicable. That way we can reproduce and address it.