For both Ontario and British Columbia, the Harmonised Sales Tax started on 1 July 2010.
It has some of the best ways to tax the people. Gst, pst, hst, cars, houses, etc.
HST is the Hubble Space Telescope and was launched inside of space shuttle "Discovery" in 1990.
that was the start of andy setting up his tax office his tax office
In 1917, the cost of participating in World War I had become too great, and the government was forced to temporarily adopt an income tax system in order to finance the war effort. What was going to be a temporary measure is now the largest form of income available to the Canadian government. Sir Thomas White, Minister of Finance, was the man who proposed the "war" income tax.
it going start in late 2012
HST stands for Harmonised Sales Tax and is the combination of GST (General Sales Tax) and PST (Provincial Sales Tax)
Indians are tax exempt on the provincial portion of the HST (8%) when they present their tax status card. For more details on this follow this link to the government communique about Indian tax status in regards to the HST: http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/taxchange/firstnations.html
In Canada it is the registrants who collect GST/HST from the people to whom they provide their goods and services. Depending on their filing frequency of thier GST/HST returns (monthly, quarterly or annually), they indicate the amount of GST/HST that they have collected as well as the GST/HST that they paid as inputs to their commercial activity (input tax credits). The input tax credits are deducted from the GST/HST collected and the balance (positive or negative) becomes their net tax. They then either remit (if a positive amount) or claim their "refund" (negative amount). The government doesn't actually "collect" the tax, they receive it from their tax collectors...the GST/HST registrants.
A receipt under an HST tax scheme looks almost the same as a receipt under the previous GST/PST tax scheme, but with only one tax line.For example, a separate tax scheme using GST and PST would apper as:Item: $19.99Subtotal: $19.99GST @ 5.00%: $1.00PST @ 7.00%: $1.40Total: $22.39Whereas a blended tax scheme using only HST would appear as:Item: $19.99Subtotal: $19.99HST @ 12.00%: $2.40Total: $22.39
Alberta does not have HST. It only has GST. HST (Harmonized Sales Tax, which is the combination of Provincial Sales takes and Goods and Services Tax) is only found in Ontario, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. The current rate of GST for all provinces, including Alberta, is at a rate of 5%.
Probably HST if you're in Canada.
For you, bad. For the government, HECK YAH ITS GOOD!!!! If you are talking about the tax thingy.
In Canada you will have to pay provincial sales tax and also the GST. In some provinces this has been combined into the HST or Harmonized Sales Tax. The best plan is to contact the CRA through their website and find out what taxes need to be paid in your province.
There's always HST on prepared food under $4.00 in Ontario. However, there is a point of sale rebate available for the provincial component of the HST (8% out of 13%), which was credited to you. ($3.99 x 13% = $0.52)
It was paid from out of the NASA budget. So, finally, the funds come from the US tax payers.
It has some of the best ways to tax the people. Gst, pst, hst, cars, houses, etc.
1975 - 1982 Was The Build Date Of The HST