Here are the eligibility rules regarding the Manitoba Personal tax credit from: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/tax-packages-years/general-incom...
Who can claim the personal tax credit?
You must have been a resident of Manitoba at the
end of the year to claim this credit.
If you were 19 years of age or older at
the end of the year, read Who cannot claim the personal tax credit? to
make sure you still qualify.
If you were under 19 years of age at
the end of the year, you can only claim this credit if one of
the following applies to you:
- You
had a spouse or common-law partner.
- You
were a parent.
- You
can claim the Manitoba education property tax credit on your 2018 return.
Who cannot claim the personal tax credit?
You cannot claim this credit
if any of the following applies:
- You
were claimed as a dependant by anyone on their Form MB428.
- You
were confined to a prison or a similar institution at the end of the
year, and you were there for six months or more during
the year.
- Your
spouse or common-law partner is claiming a transfer of part or all of your
age amount or your disability amount on their Schedule MB(S2).
- Another
person is claiming a transfer of part or all of your disability amount
on line 5848 of their Form MB428.
If you want to opt out of the Personal Tax credit,
then click on the Forms icon, then click on the Provincial icon. Near the top
of the form, under Personal tax credit, is a box that you can click on to
remove the X. This will remove the Personal tax credit from your return. To get
back to the interview, click on the EasyStep icon. Save your return.
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