Navigating the tax system can often feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the specific forms required for your province. In New Brunswick, various tax forms exist to help individuals and businesses meet their provincial tax obligations and claim available benefits. Whether you’re filing for personal tax credits, political contribution deductions, or provincial tax reductions, the correct form ensures compliance and maximizes your tax savings. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the key New Brunswick tax forms, including a brief description of each, to help simplify your tax filing process.
| Form Name | Description |
| TD1NB | New Brunswick Personal Tax Credits Return – Used to determine the amount of tax to be deducted from an individual’s employment income. |
| NB428 | New Brunswick Tax – Calculates the amount of provincial tax to be paid by residents of New Brunswick. |
| RC310 | New Brunswick Political Contribution Tax Credit – For individuals who contributed to a registered political party in New Brunswick. |
| RC381 | New Brunswick Dividend Tax Credit – For claiming dividend tax credits for dividends received from taxable Canadian corporations. |
| NB479 | New Brunswick Low-Income Tax Reduction – For low-income individuals and families to reduce their provincial tax payable. |
| T2203 | Provincial and Territorial Taxes for Multiple Jurisdictions – For individuals who earned income in multiple provinces or territories, including New Brunswick. |
| RC440 | New Brunswick Small Business Investor Tax Credit – For claiming the Small Business Investor Tax Credit for investing in eligible businesses in New Brunswick. |
| T1213NB | Request to Reduce Tax Deductions at Source – Used by New Brunswick residents to request a reduction of tax withheld at source. |
| RC120 | New Brunswick Home Renovation Tax Credit – For individuals claiming a tax credit on eligible home renovation expenses. |
| RC210 | New Brunswick HST Credit – Provides details on how to claim the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit for low-income individuals. |
