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2 out of 3 events rule in gst
Why in India when rate of tax changes during supply 2 out of 3 events rule applies that is when 2 out of 3 things, ( provision of goods,receipt of payment,issue of invoice) occurs then that date is ...
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How is GST/HST treated when you file corporate tax?
FOR CANADA:
Let's assume I make $100,000 in sales with a 13% HST tax = $113,000 in a year. Also let's assume zero expenses for the year. I pay $13,000 in HST.
Are my corporate income taxes on $100,000?...
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Ontario, Canada rules for tax rates for services
In Canada, various provincial and federal taxes are applied to goods and services. In the event that a tax rate changes, there can often be confusion as to which tax rate to use for services rendered. ...
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Canada Taxes GST and HST on different goods
I'm developing an eCommerce site for a client whose shop is based in Ontario, Canada. They sell books, DVDs and music CDs to all provinces in Canada. After reading up on Canada's sales-tax system, the ...
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Am I supposed to get "GST/HST credit" cheques even if I have substantial savings abroad?
I have moved to Canada, Nova Scotia about a year ago, so I filed my first tax return (2017) already. Long story short, I lived the entire year out of my own savings - there was no income and no ...
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Can I claim GST/HST Input Tax Credits (ITCs) on Uber, taxi, or limousine fares?
Uber invoices do not include a GST/HST number, and tax is not separated. On the other hand, Uber drivers ARE required to be registered for GST/HST and collect & remit the tax.
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What income bracket(s) are eligible for the GST/HST credit in Ontario?
As per the information on CRA website, the eligibility for GST/HST credit is met if any one of the below are true:
You are 19 years of age or older before the month in which we make a quarterly ...
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As an independent contractor, should I always charge the client the GST/HST?
As an independent contractor, does my hourly rate determine if I should charge GST/HST to the client? Or should I charge it always?
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Do I need to collect GST/PST for providing software services to companies outside of Canada?
I have a corporation registered in BC, Canada. I provide custom software development services to companies outside of Canada. Do I need to collect GST/PST ?
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What is CAN PRO?
I have had several deposits into my bank account over the past year from this ($125.??) I am sure it is federal and provincial and some kind of credit. But for what?
sharon
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Is the GST credit any higher than usual starting July 2010?
I've heard through the grapevine that starting July 2010 GST credit cheques will be higher than usual because of this new HST? Does anyone have a confirmed answer to this? Thank you.
April
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Are the HST rebates only paid for the first year, or will they be issued every year?
Will the HST rebates be paid each year after 2010 as well, or is this a one time thing?
Marie Brown
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What address do I use to register for information on the GST & HST?
What address do I use to register for information on the GST & HST?
Bob Fite
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Ontario harmonized sales tax (HST) transition benefit rebate cheques / OSTTB: Who, when, how much?
As part of introducing the HST this July 1st, 2010, the government of Ontario promised to issue special HST rebates to people meeting certain criteria, in order to ease the transition to the new tax.
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My Ontario small business collects only PST (beneath GST threshold). How will HST affect me?
I own a small business in Ontario
and make less than $30,000 per year.
I only charge the PST
Will I be affected by the new HST
and if so, how ?
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Also:
If the PST is going ...
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