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Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Transaction Sheet 2025

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The document is an Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITBB) Transaction Sheet that outlines the necessary information for a transaction submission to the ITB Authority. It includes sections for transaction overview, contractor, donor, recipient information, valuation, transaction details, consortium members, eligibility criteria, and signatures. The document requires completion of specific fields related to company details, project descriptions, financial valuations, and compliance attestations.

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What is the ITB strategy?

The ITB Policy has five main objectives: support the long-term sustainability and growth of Canadas defence sector. support the growth of prime contractors and suppliers in Canada, including small and medium-sized firms in all regions of the country. boost innovation through research and development in Canada.

What are the objectives of the ITB policy?

The ITB Policy seeks to leverage major Canadian defence and Canadian Coast Guard procurements in order to drive business activities in Canada, grow the economy and stimulate innovation.

What are the industrial and technological benefits?

The Industrial and Technological Benefits ( ITB ) Policy leverages defence and security procurement to create jobs and economic growth. The ITB Policy requires companies awarded defence contracts to do business in Canada equal to the value of their contracts.

How to calculate Canadian content value?

Canadian Content is the portion of the selling price (1) of a product or service that is related to the work performed in Canada. Canadian Content may also be calculated as the selling price less the cost of delivery (2) and indirectly (3) imported materials, labour, services and overhead.

What percentage of music played on Canadian radio stations must have Canadian content?

English-language and French-language stations must ensure that at least 35% of the Popular Music they broadcast each week is Canadian content.

What are Canadian content Points?

Points are earned when the below key creative roles are performed by Canadians: 5. Director (2 points) Screenwriter (2 points) First Lead Performer (1 point)

How much content must be Canadian?

Regulations. The CRTC presently requires that at least 55% of all programming aired annually by broadcast television stations, and at least 50% of programming aired daily from 6:00 pm to midnight, must be Canadian content.

What is CCV Canadian content?

IRB Canadian content value (CCV) is the percentage of the selling price of a product or service which represents Canadian labour and materials and is potentially eligible as an offset against a Canadian Industrial Regional Benefits (IRB) obligation with the Government of Canada.

Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Transaction Sheet 2025

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