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Product A is sold in [...]g multi-serving bags. [...]. 7. The contents of Product A are [...], with [...] packaged loosely in a bag. 8. ... The appearance of Product A is [...]. [...]. 11. Words such as [...] appear on the bag of Product A. 12. [...]. 13. ... Also, Product A is somewhat crunchy and [...] in texture like a traditional [...]. ...

16 March 2016 GST/HST Ruling 158766- – Place of supply of […][Service X] Unedited CRA Tags ETA 136.1(2), ETA 144.1, ETA section 3 of Part IX of Schedule IX, ETA Schedule IX — Supply in — Province (Part I-Part IX): Part V, SOR/2010-117 New Harmonized Value-added Tax System Regulations 15 and 16 Please note that the following document, although correct at the time of issue, may not represent the current position of the Canada Revenue Agency. / Veuillez prendre note que ce document, bien qu'exact au moment émis, peut ne pas représenter la position actuelle de l'Agence du revenu du Canada. ... STATEMENT OF FACTS Based on the information provided, which included a sample […]([…][Agreement]) between [ACo] and [the Recipient] […], and invoices to […]([…][the Recipient]) […], we understand the following: * [ACo] is a Canadian company that is registered for GST/HST purposes. [ACo] operates in […] locations across Canada, […]. * […] * […], [ACo] provides [Service X] both on-site and off-site […]. * […][information about [ACo] operations] RULING REQUESTED You would like to confirm that [ACo]’s […][on-site and off-site supplies of Service X] are supplies of services in relation to tangible personal property (TPP) and that [ACo] should be collecting GST/HST based on the province where the TPP is situated at the time the services are performed. ...

[Corporation A] is a Canadian corporation [...]. Its principal offices are located at [...] ... The Bank will fund up to $[...] for the first year and $[...] for each new account [...] or up to $[...] depending on how many new accounts are activated. 9. ... Section [...] a [...] mailing list of Prospects will be used to promote the Program. 10. ...

Article [...] of the [...] (the Partnership Agreement) provides that [...]. ... Subsection [...] provides that [...]. 5. Subparagraph [...] provides that [...] 6. Subparagraph [...] of the Partnership Agreement provides that [...] 7. ...

The Product is sold by [...] [the Company]. 2. You have described the Product as a fruit [...] flavoured [...]. ... The Product is currently available in [...] flavours: [...]. 4. [...]. ... The nutrition facts and ingredients were given on a [...]. 11. [...]. ...

The Product is marketed as [...]. 3. The Product is currently available in [...] flavours: [...]. 4. [...]. ... The front of the container has [...] and the following wording [...]. 9. ... Furthermore, the appearance [...], shape [...] and the texture [...] are similar to those enumerated under paragraph 1(f). ...

The Product comes in the form of [...] that are approximately [...] and are brittle and crispy in texture. 2. The Product is sold in [...] weighing [...] grams. 3. The Product is available in [...] varieties: [...] 4. The ingredients [...] 5. The ingredients [...] 6. Labelling on the Product packaging states: [...] ...

[Company A] acquired the following [products] from manufacturers […] respectively: * […][product 1]; * […][product 2]; and * […][product 3]. 4. ... [Company A] supplies by way of lease an […] interest […] in [product 2] and [product 3] to various […] owners. ... The […] charges for actual […] [use] and the variable charges for expenses incurred as a result of each particular […] [use] are charges for supplies of […] services. ...

This legislation authorizes the funding of [...], group homes, [...] and [...] for people with developmental disabilities. 3. [...] ... A [...] is defined in section [...] of [Legislation B] as [...]. 11. The methods of funding services and supports for persons with developmental disabilities are set out in sections [...] to [...] of [Legislation B] as follows: [...] 12. ... Subsection [...] provides that: [...] 13. Section [...] of [the Regulation] made under [Legislation B] provides that for purposes of subsection [...] of the Act: [...] 14. ...

The delivery fee was $[…] and the service fee(footnote 1) was $[…]. The total was $[…]. ... The following are some of the items listed: […] Order Totals $[…]Delivery Fees $[…] Driver Tips $[…] GST/HST Collected for [merchants] $[…] […] Transaction Fees $[…] […] [Merchant] Earnings (incl. GST/HST) $[…] Driver Earnings (incl. tips) $[…] […] Commission Revenue $[…] […][(Service Fee)] Revenue $[…] Delivery Revenue $[…] GST/HST Owed $[…] 11. ...