Canadian CED Network

A Guide to Tax Credits with CED

Host: CCEDNet Manitoba and Manitoba Cooperatives Association

Facilitator: Philip Mikulec

Date: February 12, 2025
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm Central Time
Location: Virtual and in-person
Cost: Free for CCEDNet and MCA members | $50 for non-members | Barrier-free option available

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February 12 2025 | 1:00 – 2:30 pm Central Time | Social Enterprise Centre, 765 Main Street, Winnipeg AND Online (link with registration)

Join CCEDNet Manitoba and the Manitoba Cooperatives Association for A Guide to Tax Credits with CED Workshop on February 12.

In this session, participants will explore how community enterprises can leverage the Manitoba Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit (CEDTC) to support sustainable growth and collective action in their organizations.

We’ll use Peg City Car Co-op as a case study to dive into practical strategies for applying for the tax credit, like managing investments and using the incentive to attract community-based support. Attendees will gain insights into the application process, compliance requirements, and best practices for maximizing the benefits of the CEDTC.

The CEDTC is eligible for cooperatives or for-profit businesses and social enterprises. Non-profits are not eligible, however, non-profits and charities interested in social acquisition will find the presentation useful.

All are welcome to attend to learn and engage!

Accessibility: Accessibility accommodations are available by advanced request by contacting Marlis Funk at  by February 5, 2025.

Cost:

  • CCEDNet and MCA members –  Free 
  • Non-member organization or individual – $50
  • Barrier-free option available

*Barrier-free – This option might be community members who are Indigenous, Black, or People of Colour, people with disabilities, students, people with lived experience of poverty, or low-income earners.

Philip Mikulec is the CEO of Peg City Car Co-op, Winnipeg’s first and only carsharing company. Over the last seven years, Philip and his team have worked tirelessly to grow Peg City Car Co-op to a fleet of 160 vehicles with 4,000 members.

Before joining Peg City Car Co-op, Philip completed a four-year Environmental Studies Degree at the University of Winnipeg. After taking some time to travel and work, Philip returned to university to complete a Master’s in City planning at the University of Manitoba. During Philip’s scholastic years, he had the opportunity to research urban agriculture policy in Winnipeg, published in the Canadian Journal of Urban Research. Outside of professional pursuits, Philip enjoys gardening and extended trips into the backcountry with his canoe, dog and partner.

Accessibility

Closed Captioning via Zoom AI will be available at the workshop. Additional accessibility accommodations are available by advanced request by contacting Marlis Funk at  by February 5, 2025.

Cost: Barrier-free option available.