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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the GST Remittance Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the Reporting Period section. Ensure that the dates are accurate and reflect your reporting period.
  3. In the Sales and Other Revenue section, enter your total sales figures on Line 101. Remember to exclude any provincial sales tax.
  4. For Line 103, input the total GST/HST collected during this period. If there are any adjustments, include them in Line 104.
  5. Calculate your Total GST/HST for the period by adding Lines 103 and 104, and enter this amount on Line 105.
  6. Proceed to Input Tax Credits (ITCs) on Lines 106 and 107. Enter any unclaimed ITCs and adjustments accordingly.
  7. Subtract Line 108 from Line 105 to determine your NET TAX on Line 109. Make sure to indicate negative amounts with a minus sign.
  8. Complete any additional sections as applicable, such as Other Credits or Refund Claimed, ensuring all fields are filled accurately before submission.

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A remittance letter is sent to a supplier to inform them of the payment being made by the customer. Typically, a check is enclosed with the letter. However, a remittance letter could also be sent by itselfor without a checkinforming the company that a payment was made via another method, such as a wire transfer.
Whenever you convert foreign currency to INR (or vice versa), banks and forex providers charge 18% GST, but only on the service fee charged by your bank or forex dealer. This fee is considered a value of supply and is taxed at 18% GST.
The old 12% and 28% slabs have been largely eliminated, with most items from those categories being moved to the new 5% or 18% slabs. What is the current GST rate? The current GST rates in India are divided into the following slabs: 0% (exempt), 5%, 18%, and 40%.
To avoid the 20% TCS on foreign remittances, make sure your total remittances do not exceed Rs. 10,00,000 in a financial year. Also, choose the correct transfer purpose code, as some categories like education funded by specified loans and medical treatments have lower TCS rates (5% or nil).
These remittance forms are not available to download from the CRA website because they are personalized to your payment. They are only available in a pre-printed format through your CRA account or by contacting us by phone.

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Conversion of foreign exchange for a consideration is a taxable service under the scope of GST. Hence, GST shall be applied on the value of services provided by banks or authorised dealers for facilitating these exchanges. Notably, GST shall not be applied to currency value, as it is deemed transaction in money.
The GST62 form, officially known as the Goods and Services Tax (GST)/Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) Return (Non-Personalized), is an important document for Canadian businesses and self-employed individuals required to file their GST/HST returns.
Yes, GST is applicable when any currency is loaded or reloaded on a travel or forex card. What is the GST rate for money transfer services involving foreign exchange? GST at 18% is applicable for such services.

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