In short
In Saskatchewan, 8 verified programs apply to this project: 7 province-wide (federal programs included) and 1 offered by 1 municipality. The largest: Home Buyers' Plan (HBP), $60,000 limit; First Home Savings Account (FHSA), $40,000 limit; Home buyers' amount (line 31270), credit on $10,000.
Everywhere in Saskatchewan
| Program | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Home Buyers' Plan (HBP)Canada Revenue Agency · Federal | $60,000 limit | Open |
| First Home Savings Account (FHSA)Canada Revenue Agency · Federal | $40,000 limit | Open |
| Home buyers' amount (line 31270)Canada Revenue Agency · Federal | Credit on $10,000 | Open |
| First-time Homebuyers' Tax CreditMinistère des Finances de la Saskatchewan (Ministry of Finance) · Provincial | Up to $1,575 | Openstatus not shown by the agency |
| GST/HST First-Time Home Buyers' rebateCanada Revenue Agency · Federal | Depends on the project (see the official page) | Open |
| Assurance prêt hypothécaireCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) · Federal | Depends on the project (see the official page) | Open |
| Insured Loans for On-Reserve First Nation HousingCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) · Federal | Depends on the project (see the official page) | Openstatus not shown by the agency |
Municipal programs
Prince Albert
| Program | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| First Time Home Buyer ProgramPlanning and Development Services, Ville de Prince Albert · Municipal | Up to $5,000 | Openstatus not shown by the agency |
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How this page is made
Every amount, date and condition was checked on the linked official page within the last 30 days; a program that has not been rechecked is left out. When the agency's page says neither open nor closed, the status is inferred and labelled as such. Payotte grants nothing and does not confirm eligibility: you apply to the agency. General information, not tax advice.
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