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 issues latest round of Goods and Services Tax refunds of over $220 each to 11 million citizens Canada’s Revenue Agency has confirmed a GST credit refund to over 11 million citizens to help support the less wealthy during the period of heightened prices. Canada
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
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
Income for mining or forging of digital currencies or NFT’s (cryptoassets) will not be subject to 5% federal GST/HST The Canadian Revenue Agency has proposed exempting income received from creating, or ‘mining’, Cryptocurrencies. This follows EU Cryptocurrency VAT proposals on mining, wallet services and payment
From April 2022 marketplaces responsible for tax collections The Canadian province of Alberta is to extend to facilitating marketplaces – Airbnb, Homeaway, Expedia and Vrbo – the obligation to collect the Tourism Levy. This would come into effect from 1 April 2022 as part of
Canada’s Revenue Agency (CRA) has provided suggested guidance on e-invoicing in 2018. This is based on the UBL model (see below). The format is only voluntary. Check VAT Calc’s global live VAT invoice transaction and e-invoice reporting tracker to see where else real-time submissions of invoices is
Revenue Agency gives extra 12 months for platforms to prepare The Canadian Revenue Agency has delayed until 2023 the due date for the first annual report from digital marketplaces on third party transactions subject to Goods and Services Tax and Harmonised Sales Tax (GST +
The rules for the liabilities on e-commerce sales for non-resident sellers via ‘distribution platforms’ change from 1 July 2021. If the foreign seller only sales its Canadian-located stocks to consumer via a distribution platform, then the platform takes on the federal Goods and Services (GST)
Saskatchewan is introducing its regional sales tax, Provincial Sales Tax (PST) on digital or electronic services provided by non-resident providers from 1 January 2019. Saskatchewan will also make facilitating marketplaces liable to collecting PST for their third-party sellers of digital services. This will come into effect
