Quebec budget 2016: How the numbers break down

Here are the highlights of Quebec's 2016-2017 financial plan.

Take a look at how it will impact your pocketbook, your family, your job and your community.

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My Pocketbook

• Health tax reduction ranging from $25 to $50, depending on salary.
• Renovation tax credits for eligible eco-friendly updates, up to $10,000.

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My Kids

• 50 per cent reduction in annual contribution for second child in subsidized daycare (retroactively applies to 2015).
• $300 million over three years for initiatives to encourage students to stay in school.
• $70 million annually to add 70 full-time pre-kindergarden classes for four-year-olds.
• $159 million over three years for the additional of specialized staff to assist students with learning disabilities.
• $700 million over three years to renovate and upgrade schools.

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My Job

• $162 million over five years for Quebec's new digital strategy to encourage e-commerce.
• Fast-tracking of changes to make it easier to transfer a family business to the next generation.
• Increased investment in Quebec's aerospace industry.
• Reducing the eligibleage to 62 years for tax credits for experienced workersby 2018.
• $500 increase in annual eligible maximum for workers covered under the tax shield.
• $243.32 increase in adapted work premiummaximums for households without children.
• $65 million in additional investment in three technology seed funds aimed at encouraging start-ups.
• Reduction in the Health Services Fund contribution rate for businesses with a payroll of less than $1 million.
• Changes to simplify the tax credit system for Quebec film and television production, which will translate into anadditional $3.8 million in financial assistance over five years.

My Community

• $4.9 million for new initiatives to combat sexual violence and support gender equality.
• $128 million for the construction of 1,500 new affordable housing units.
• $5 million over five years for organizations that assist the urban Aboriginal population.
• Small tax credit increases for individuals who gift works of art and property to charity.
• $9 million for new crime prevention measures including after-school programs.
• $2 billion for improvements to Quebec's road network in 2016-2017.