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The Province pays the 7% Provincial Sales Tax (PST) and the 5% Federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) on taxable goods and services. Entities on Schedule A of the Reciprocal Taxation Agreement are entitled to a full rebate of GST paid from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
PST is generally payable at the time the vehicle is registered with your Autoplan Broker. However, if you delay registering the vehicle, you may be required to pay PST directly to the B.C. Ministry of Finance. The general PST rate on private vehicle sales and gifts of vehicles is 12%.
PST is generally payable at the time the vehicle is registered with your Autoplan Broker. However, if you delay registering the vehicle, you may be required to pay PST directly to the B.C. Ministry of Finance. The general PST rate on private vehicle sales and gifts of vehicles is 12%.
For example, if you provide only a diagnostic service to a vehicle, it is exempt from PST. However, if you provide a diagnostic service and also provide a repair service, both services are subject to PST as the repair service is a taxable related service.
The following exemptions are available to everyone and dont require any documentation: Food for human consumption (e.g. basic groceries and prepared food such as restaurant meals) Books, newspapers and magazines. Children-sized clothing.
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Tax-exempt goods Some goods are exempt from sales tax under Connecticut law. Examples include bicycle helmets, most non-prepared food items, medicines, and some medical devices and supplies.
GST is set at 5% across Canada and youll pay that on any vehiclenew or usedpurchased at any dealership. Youll also have to pay PST, which can be anywhere from 7-20% depending on the sale price of the vehicle, and where you purchased it.
General Purpose: A qualifying exempt organization must issue this certificate to retailers when purchasing items to be used by the organization exclusively for the purposes for which it was established.

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