For additional details, please explore our frequently asked questions below!
The GST/HST New Housing Rebate is a refund available to people who have purchased a newly built home, condo, or certain types of renovated properties in Canada. It allows you to recover a portion of the federal (GST) and, in some provinces, provincial (PST) sales tax paid on your property.
Depending on your purchase price, province, and eligibility, you can receive up to $30,000 back. Most of our clients receive an average rebate of $24,000. Check out our calculator here for more details!
You may qualify if:
· You purchased a new pre-construction home or condo (primary residence or rental).
· You purchased co-operative housing shares for residential purposes.
· You substantially renovated your home.
· You are a landlord who bought a newly built rental property (minimum 1-year lease).
For the GST portion, the rebate is gradually reduced and disappears entirely once the purchase price exceeds $450,000. However, provincial rebates may still apply even for higher-priced homes, and we’ll calculate this for you.
No — we handle all CRA communications, paperwork, and follow-ups. Our team prepares and submits your application so you can relax and wait for your rebate cheque.
Most rebates are processed within 8–12 weeks after submission, though CRA timelines may vary.
We charge a flat fee of $325 CAD (+tax) only after we confirm your eligibility and prepare your claim. There are no upfront costs.
While you can apply on your own, the process is complex, and mistakes can delay or even disqualify your rebate. We have processed hundreds of successful claims and know exactly how to maximize your return and avoid CRA issues. Please visit the CanGov website here for more details.
Yes. We use secure submission systems and follow strict privacy protocols. Your information is only used to process your rebate claim and is never shared with third parties.
Typically, we’ll need:
1. Purchase Agreement or Sales Contract
2. Statement of Adjustments
3. Tenancy Agreement (if rental property)
We’ll confirm exactly what’s required during your free consultation.
Yes. In most cases, you must apply within two years of the property’s closing date. If you miss this deadline, you could lose the rebate entirely.
You can still apply as long as you are within the eligibility window. Contact us as soon as possible to confirm.
Yes, as long as the property is rented out for at least one year and meets CRA requirements.
Simply fill out our Check My Eligibility form on this page or call us. We’ll review your situation for free and let you know exactly how much you could get back.
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