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The document is a Certificate of Exemption for farmers under the Provincial Sales Tax Act, Motor Fuel Tax Act, and Carbon Tax Act. It outlines the responsibilities of sellers and purchasers regarding tax exemptions, detailing the requirements for farmers to claim exemptions on specific goods and services related to agricultural use. The document includes instructions for completing the certificate based on different categories of farmers and emphasizes the importance of accurate information to avoid penalties.

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Begin with Part A if you are a farmer with farm land. Fill in your Property Tax Folio Number and select the exemptions you are claiming for Coloured Fuel, Propane, and Goods and Related Services.
If you are an Other Farmer, proceed to Part B. Indicate which category you fall under and provide the necessary details regarding your agricultural activities and income.
Complete Part C by certifying that all information provided is accurate. Ensure to include your full legal name, telephone number, farm address, date signed, and signature.

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Do farmers pay PST in BC?

As a qualifying farmer, you may purchase or lease specifically listed farm equipment and other goods exempt from PST. PST applies to all other farm equipment and other goods that are not specifically listed unless your business qualifies for another exemption or the equipment is not taxable.

Is there GST and PST on plants in BC?

Residents of British Columbia must pay 7% Provincial Sales Tax (PST) on all items purchased except seeds, books, and plant stock. If you are a professional grower or have Aboriginal status, be sure to include your status number, and you will not be charged sales tax.

Is Fin the same as SSN?

An EIN (which is also known as a Federal Employer Identification Number or FEIN) is issued by the IRS and is used to identify a business in much the same way as a Social Security Number (SSN) is used to identify an individual.

Do you pay PST on fuel in BC?

Please note: Fuels used to power an internal combustion engine and propane for any use are not subject to PST, but are taxed under the Motor Fuel Tax Act. For more information on motor fuel tax, please see our Motor Fuel Tax and Carbon Tax page.

Are farmers PST exempt in BC?

If you are a qualifying farmer, you are exempt from PST on related services provided to exempt farm equipment and other goods used solely for a farm purpose. For details on how to claim your exemption, see Claiming Exemptions below.

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Do non profits pay PST in BC?

You must charge PST when you sell new, used or donated taxable goods, even if the funds are used for charitable purposes. If you only sell items that are exempt from PST, you do not need to register as a PST collector. Note: Admission tickets sold for events, such as charity galas or dinners, are not subject to PST.