Corporations participating in the Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit Program (CEDTC) must submit an Annual Subscription Proceeds Report.  Elements include documenting the use and impact of Subscription Proceeds received in the taxation year, the number and type of jobs created, the value of assets acquired and the number of new investors.

Corporations participating in the Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit Program (CEDTC) must complete an Annual Share and Tax Credit Receipt Issuance Report verifying the name, address and Social Insurance Number of eligible investors, as well as the number and class of shares issued, the total amount paid by the Investor and the amount of the Tax Credit issued.

The Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit (CEDTC) provides a refundable Manitoba tax credit of up to 45% to individuals and corporations who acquire equity capital in eligible Manitoba community-based enterprises.  Prior to issuing shares for planned investments, a Manitoba corporation must submit this Application Form to gain pre-approval to participate in the program and verify its status as a community-based enterprise.

Corporations participating in the Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit Program (CEDTC) must provide a letter from their financial institution confirming that they have established a separate account for proceeds of the sale of shares issued under the CEDTC Program.

An Authorized Signing Officer for a corporation that has been approved to participate in the Manitoba Community Enterprises Development Tax Credit Program (CEDTC) must sign and return this form to acknowledge that they have read and understood the attached conditions of program approval and their ongoing corporate responsibilities as a participant.

Individuals that invest in a business participating in the Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit Program must complete and sign a copy of this form to acknowledge the risk involved in making their investment. This form also provides permission for information provided by the investor to be used for program purposes pursuant to the rules and standards of Canada's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).

Effective November 15, 2012, The Manitoba Assistance Act and Assistance Regulation have been amended to allow for the discontinuation, suspension or reduction of EIA benefits for individuals with outstanding warrants for prescribed offences under the federal Criminal Code.

This form is intended to complete the fulfillment of the Manitoba Bicycle Safety Course. This form is applicable to persons under the age of 18 who have been ticketed with a first offence under the Provincial Offences Act, and any Manitoban who wishes to take the course. This form is processed by Manitoba Justice.

This policy is applicable to all health authorities and provides direction regarding expectations for Health Authority policies and protocols related to Medical Assistance in Dying, congruent with Federal legislation.  This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.  

A signed 3rd Party Contractor Declaration Form is submitted to the Province each time  a tax credit claim request made to the Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit program by a participating corporation includes one or more 3rd Party Contractor Invoice(s).  This form is used to verify business information of the 3rd Party Contractor and provides consent to have that information gathered and shared for program purposes pursuant to the parameters of Canada's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).

A signed Employee Declaration and Consent Form is submitted to the Province for each employee who works on a qualifying project for the Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit program each time a tax credit claim request is made by a participating corporation.  This form is used to verify employee information and provides the employee's consent to have that information gathered and shared for program purposes pursuant to the parameters of Canada's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).

These guidelines provide general information on Manitoba's Interactive Digital Media Program (MIDMTC), including its eligibility criteria, instructions on applying to have a planned project entered in the program (prior to project commencement), and how to make a claim for labour expenses undertaken on approved projects. 

The Manitoba Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (MIDMTC) is a refundable corporate income tax credit which provides up to a 40% credit on qualified labour, and certain marketing expenses, incurred in the development of an eligible interactive digital media product that is brought to market.