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CRIC — Crédit d'impôt pour le développement informatique (Quebec)

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What is CRIC — Crédit d'impôt pour le développement informatique (Quebec)?

CRIC — Crédit d'impôt pour le développement informatique (Quebec) is delivered by Revenu Québec as a tax credit. Funding is typically 24–36% of eligible IT development labour. This page covers eligibility, intake status, and what an application actually requires.

At a glance

Funding amount24–36% of eligible IT development labour
Cost share0%
LevelProvincial
Program typeTax Credit
Delivered byRevenu Québec
Available inQC
Intake statusOpen — claim on Quebec corporate tax return
Last verifiedApr 2026

Who qualifies

  • Eligible industries: Technology, software, IT services
  • Eligible activities: Software and IT system development; eligble Quebec-based IT labour

Watch out for

Non-software activities; outside Quebec; IT support/maintenance not development

Deadlines & how to apply

Stack with SR&ED for maximum benefit; requires Revenu Québec pre-approval (attestation from MESI)

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How NorthGrants helps with CRIC — Crédit d'impôt pour le développement informatique (Quebec)

Most business owners read about CRIC — Crédit d'impôt pour le développement informatique (Quebec), see the funding amount, and stop. The hard part isn't finding the grant. It's building an application that actually wins.

NorthGrants builds the full application framework for you: a tailored project narrative aligned to this program's evaluation criteria, a budget structure that maps to eligible costs, and the supporting documentation checklist. You review it, refine the parts only you can write, and submit.

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