Before
Your Studies

• Overview
• Allowable expenses
• Contribution
• Payment
• Assessment

During
Your Studies

• Overview
• In Québec
• Outside Québec
• Appeals
• Interruption

After
Your Studies

• Overview
• Repayment
• How to proceed
• Interest rates
• Postponement

• Gross income earned as an employee
• Net business or self-employment income within the meaning of the Taxation Act
• Employment insurance benefits within the meaning of the Employment Insurance Act (including maternity benefits, sickness benefits, etc.) from Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
• Benefits received under the Québec Parental Insurance Plan
• Amounts received from Emploi-Québec for your participation in a manpower training measure or from the Ministère de l’Immigration et des Communautés culturelles under the Programme d’aide financière pour l’intégration linguistique des immigrants (PAFILI)
• Income replacement benefits from the Commission de la santé et de la sécurité au travail (CSST)
• Income replacement benefits from the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ)
• Income replacement benefits received for crime victims or persons who have performed an act of good citizenship (IVAC)
• Retirement or disability pension benefits received under the Québec Pension Plan (QPP) or the Canada Pension Plan (CPP)
• Benefits received under a private or public retirement plan

• Amounts you have received or will receive as an orphan’s pension (QPP/CPP), a pension for a disabled person’s child (QPP/CPP), a surviving spouse’s pension (QPP/CPP), death benefits in the form of pensions (SAAQ) and pensions paid to the child of a crime victim (CSST)
• Alimony and child support (total amount you have received or will receive in 2011 for yourself and, if applicable, your children)
• Investment income (interest, dividends, capital gains) and income from a succession, trust or gift
• Allowances from the Solicitor General of Canada or the Minister of Public Security and allowances from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada or a band council
• Bursaries paid by:
  • an association
  • a foundation
  • a company
  • a government organization
  • Aide financière aux études to elected executive officers of provincial student associations

  Only the amount exceeding $5 000 of all bursaries combined received in the calendar year ending during the award year concerned is taken into account in your other income.