Tax Credit for Tutoring

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Provincial Tax Credits for Tutoring Services (Quebec)

In Québec, certain tutoring fees may be eligible for the provincial tax credit for children’s activities, provided that the services are part of a structured educational activity and meet the criteria set by Revenu Québec.

Eligibility requirements:

For the 2025 tax year, you may be eligible if:

• You were a resident in Quebec on December 31, 2025;
• Your child received tutoring services as part of an educational activity offered over a period of at least eight consecutive weeks;
• Your family income does not exceed $168,470 (line 275 of all adults contributing to the family income).

If these conditions are met, you may qualify for a refundable tax credit equal to 20% of eligible expenses, up to $500 per child, for a maximum credit of $100 per child.

How to claim the credit

Eligible tutoring expenses must be reported on line 462 of your Québec income tax return, up to the $500 limit per child.

Thanks to these tips, you could benefit from a tax credit of $100.00!

Tax credit for medical expenses

If your child has learning difficulties or a mental impairment and receives tutoring services, you may be eligible for a tax credit for medical expenses.
⚠️ Important: A physician or a recognized medical professional must certify in writing that these services are medically necessary.

Provincial (Quebec)

Enter the eligible amount on line 381 (medical expenses) of your Québec income tax return.

Federal (Canada)

Enter the eligible amount on line 33099 (medical expenses) of your federal income tax return.

Note
The provider of the tutoring services must issue a receipt for the services rendered.
If the services are provided by an individual, the receipt must include their Social Insurance Number (SIN).

For additional details, explore these informative websites:

• Tax credit for children's activities
• Medical expenses (Revenu Québec)
• Medical expenses (Canada Revenue Agency)