


Canada rescinds 3% Digital Services Tax

Canada British Columbia Broadens PST 2026 Budget
Expansion of the Provincial Sales Tax to accounting, engineering and other services from 1 October 2026 British Columbia’s 2026 Budget signals a structural shift in the design of the Provincial Sales Tax (PST), with a decisive move to widen the tax base into areas that

Canada up’s welfare GST credits to combat inflation

Canada Nova Scotia HST 1% cut April 2025

Canada sale tax holiday till 15 Feb 2025
5% Federal Goods & Services Tax removed for two months There is a temporary GST/HST break on certain items from December 14, 2024, to February 15, 2025. Sales tax holidays are specific periods during which certain purchases are exempt from state or local sales taxes. These holidays are

Canadian 5% streaming media levy
1st September 2024 5% tax on online streaming services The Canadian TV and Telecoms Commission has announced a 5% streaming tax. This will be effective from 1 September 2024. The levy is chaged at 5% on Canadian-generated revenus with online streaming TV, video, music and

Canada British Columbia B2C digital services PST
BC retrospectively broadens PST net on software The Canadian province of British Columbia has retrospectively widened the Provincial Sales Tax net on software. The change removes the limit of sales tax obligations from just ‘software programs’ to software. This means many digital services that did

Canada British Columbia marketplace PST obligations
Facilitating marketplaces services due even when non-taxable supplies British Columbia has confirmed services provided by to facilitate the sale or provision of non-taxable services are still subject to Provincial Sales Tax. This measure was including in the Canadian provinces 2023 budget. The measure will be

Canada Québec sales tax digital services
The Canadian province of Québec was the first region to impose its sales tax, Québec Sales Tax (QST) on non-resident providers of e-services to its consumers. The current Québec QST rate is 9.976% Canada’s federal government imposed dits 5% Goods and Services Tax from 1 July