Disclosures: Strategic Investment Funds 2025/26

The following business development incentives in the form of payroll rebates were announced during the fiscal year of 2025/26. Payroll rebates are disbursed through the Strategic Investment Funds.

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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for TMF Canada Inc.

TMF Canada Inc. is a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary of TMF Group Americas B.V., part of the TMF Group, a global provider of administrative services. Founded in 1988, and headquartered in Amsterdam, TMF Group has more than 125 offices across 87 jurisdictions and is expanding to establish a new office in Halifax.

As per the five-year payroll agreement, TMF Canada Inc. has the potential to create 80 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $16,100,000 in salaries and benefits.

Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $2,013,200 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $1,246,700 over five years.      

Media Contact:  
Marina Llibre Martín
Global PR Manager, TMF Group
marina.llibremartin@tmf-group.com 
+31 6 83 56 72 28
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Tuesday, July 15, 2025 

Invest Nova Scotia (INS) has approved a business development incentive in the form of a payroll rebate for DXC Technology Canada Co. 

DXC Technology Canada Co. is a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary of DXC Technology Company, an American multinational IT services and consulting company, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia; the company will be establishing a new office in Halifax.  

As per the five-year payroll agreement, DXC Technology Canada Co. has the potential to create 200 incremental full-time employment positions within Nova Scotia. Based on the maximum growth forecast of the agreement, Invest Nova Scotia estimates the company could spend up to $63,189,615 in salaries and benefits.

    

Based on this forecast, it is also estimated that the new employees would contribute provincial tax revenues of around $8,819,072 through their income and consumption taxes. As a result, the company could potentially earn a rebate of up to $5,812,128 over five years.      

Media Contact:  
Ankita Sharma 
Marketing/Communications, DXC Technology Canada Co. 
ankita.sharma3@dxc.com