Home Renovation Refund (NRRRPR)
Home Renovation Refund (NRRRPR)
- First calculate the expenses according to regulations and then apply for tax refund $1000+tax
- Buy a new home or a home that is built or significantly renovated, which may include a home on leasehold land (if the lease is for at least 20 years or gives you the option to buy the land), to be used as your (or your immediate family's) main residence
- Build or substantially renovate your own home, or hire someone else to build or substantially renovate your home, as your (or your immediate family's) primary residence, and the market value of the home when the home construction work is substantially complete Under $450,000 CAD
- In addition to regular documents, all bills need to be prepared
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常见问题
1. What is the New Home Rebate Service (NRRPR Application)?
The New Residential Rental Property Rebate (NRRPR) is a GST/HST rebate provided by the Canadian government for buyers who purchase a newly built or substantially renovated home for personal or immediate family use. We provide full-service assistance to help you claim your rebate efficiently and compliantly.
2. Who is eligible for the NRRPR rebate?
You may qualify if:
You purchased a new or substantially renovated home
The property is primarily for your own or an immediate family member’s use
GST/HST was paid as part of the purchase
You apply within two years of occupancy or closing
3. How much can I get back?
The maximum federal rebate is up to $6,300 CAD, depending on the home price and GST/HST paid. Additional provincial rebates may be available (e.g., up to $24,000 in Ontario).
4. How is this different from the rental property rebate?
The NRRPR for personal use applies when the home is intended for owner or family occupancy
The rental rebate applies when the home is purchased for rental purposes
We assess your situation and file under the correct category to maximize your refund.
5. What documents are required for the application?
Common required documents include:
Purchase and sale agreement
Statement of Adjustments
Occupancy or completion documents
Proof of personal use (e.g., utility bills, driver's license)
Personal ID documents
6. How long does the rebate process take?
Typically, it takes 8 to 16 weeks for CRA to process and issue the refund, depending on your case and completeness of your documentation. We handle the follow-up and keep you updated throughout.