US government stimulus check taxed by Quebec?

[lith]

The US Congress passed the CARES Act explaining that the US $1200 stimulus was legally defined to be a tax credit:
IN GENERAL. — In the case of an eligible individual,
there shall be allowed as a credit against the tax
imposed by subtitle A for the first taxable year beginning
in 2020 an amount equal to the sum of—
(1) $1,200
[plus provisions for married couples & children]
[The stimulus was defined to be a tax credit specifically so that it would not qualify as income and would not be taxable.]

The Canada Revenue Agency announced on 2020 August 31 that in the case of the US EIP (covid-19 stimulus check), the CRA would consider a reduction of U.S. income taxes in the circumstances described — either in the form of a tax credit or an advance payment — not to be income from a source for Canadian income tax purposes, and hence not taxable.

Quebec has never taxed any of the tax credits that I have received from other governments.

Therefore Quebec will not impose an income tax on this US $1200 tax credit.

Has anyone found any explicit remarks by Quebec regarding this issue?

[nelsona]

In foreign taxation, QC and the other provinces follow the lead of CRA.

Besides, the stimulus payments do not appear on your US tax return.

[lith]

nelsona wrote:
> In foreign taxation, QC and the other provinces follow the lead of CRA.

Thank you for the clear, explanatory reply !
That's exactly what I needed.
-- lith