Ontario Ministry of Finance

Finance Minister Charles Sousa today released the 2015 Budget, which makes possible an unprecedented investment in infrastructure to support economic growth and new jobs.

The Ontario government is committed to creating a brighter, stronger future by providing a variety of tax credits and benefits to eligible individuals and families. File your tax return by April 30 to receive tax credits and benefits that may be available to you in a timely manner. You may be eligible regardless of whether you have received social assistance or did not earn any income in 2014.

Charles Sousa, Minister of Finance, will deliver the 2015 Ontario Budget on April 23, laying out the government's plan for continued investments that create jobs and expand opportunity for Ontarians, while being fiscally responsible, to secure long-term prosperity and economic growth. 

Ontario continues to outperform deficit projections and is on track to a balanced budget by 2017-18. 

Ontario is launching the Americas' first trading hub for the Chinese currency renminbi (RMB), which will enable businesses across Canada to convert Canadian dollars directly into Chinese currency.

Construction has officially begun on Niagara College's new Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre. 

Paying for heating bills, sales and property taxes can add up quickly - especially for those with modest incomes. That's why it's important for everyone to file a tax return each year to get Ontario tax credits and benefits to help with these everyday costs.

Ontario provides eligible individuals and families with a number of Ontario tax credits and benefits through the personal income tax system.

Ontario is launching a review of the mandates of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) and the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Ontario (DICO).

The province has launched an online tool that gives the public the opportunity to provide input and ideas on how the government should deliver on Ontarians' priorities while meeting fiscal savings targets.

Ontario has sold its remaining interest in General Motors Company (GM). 

The Ontario government is inviting individuals and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

The Ontario government is inviting individuals and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

The Ontario government is inviting individuals and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

Charles Sousa, Minister of Finance, released the following statement regarding ongoing negotiations with the City of Toronto around provincial assistance to the city: 

The Ontario government is inviting individuals and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

The Ontario government is inviting individuals and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

The Ontario government is inviting people and organizations from every corner of the province to provide their input and ideas for the 2015 Ontario Budget. 

The province is taking the next step in the development of the new Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP) with the release of a consultation paper inviting feedback on key design details of the plan.

The Ontario Financing Authority has confirmed that the interest rate for the 2008 Variable-Rate Ontario Savings Bonds will remain at 1.30 per cent until maturity on June 21, 2015.