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We understand that the Corporation is currently engaged in business as […]. ... As part of the Service, the Corporation would: * obtain the required credit information from the Buyer; * complete the financing application form and submit the application to the Lender; * ensure the […] [Product A] is free of liens and similar encumbrances; * issue payment to the Seller for the amount financed once the financing application is approved and accepted by the Lender and the funds are transferred to the Corporation; and * provide any additional information or further assistance to the Buyer or the Seller. ... You provided two sample Contracts with your letter for our review: Contract 1, […], used by […] (Lender1); and Contract 2, […], used by […] (Lender2). ...

The relevant provisions of […][the Service Agreement] include: […] […][The subcontractor] is appointed by [the Financial Institution] to carry on the business of representing [the Financial Institution] in distributing [the Financial Institution]’s products. […] [The Financial Institution] agrees to provide certain property to [the subcontractor] […]. ... Generally, the provisions of subsection 141.02(17) will apply to prevent [the Financial Institution] from altering its ITC allocation method for the technology inputs for the fiscal years […] [year 2 and year 3]. […]. ... See the section of our analysis below entitled, “Use of new ITC allocation method for […] [year 4 to year 6]” for further explanation. 3. […]. ...

We understand that a registered Canadian corporation will purchase an aircraft, a […] [Model X] from a company located in […] [Country A]. ... The aircraft will be delivered in […], [a participating province]. Upon delivery, […] engines will be removed from the aircraft and shipped to the Canadian corporation’s facility in […] [Country B]. The airframe will remain in Canada for a period time during which time it will be dismantled. […]. […] INTERPRETATION REQUESTED You would like to know whether the Canadian corporation would be subject to GST/HST on the importation. ...

8 June 1995 GST/HST Interpretation 11945-6- Demande de services d'aide juridique et frais de 20 $ Unedited CRA Tags LTA Ann. ... Ainsi, l'article 62 de la Loi sur l'aide juridique se lirait comme suit: "... cette personne est tenue d'acquitter, pour l'étude de sa demande, les frais au montant fixé par règlement.... ... D'Abramo             A. Belyea             D. Moore             Boa Tran ...

When the purchase order for excavator #2 was drawn up, the cash price was shown as $[…] plus a registration fee of $[…] for a total of $[…]. ... An amount of $[…] was deducted as still owing to the Manufacturer, leaving a trade-in allowance of $[…]. The amount of $[…] was the total of two amounts- $[…] “plus PST & GST”. ...

Protective Underwear, a product of [...]. We regret the delay in our response. Your request for an application ruling on the tax status of the [...] was provided under separate cover. ... Statement of Facts We understand from the [...] website that:- [...] Protective Underwear is designed like regular underwear to address the needs of adults with medium to heavy incontinence.- The product features built-in [...]. ...

The following documents were provided to us for our consideration: a) [...] used to evidence: • the registration [...] ... The Home Site is defined in Schedule [...] the Homeowner Agreement as the land that has the same legal description as the land identified under subsection [...] of the Purchase Contract. ... Penalty for Nonperformance (subsection [...]) If the Homeowner fails to complete the Development of the Home Site within [...] years from the Possession Date, the Homeowner will be liable to pay to the Corporation $[...]. ...

1 May 1996 GST/HST Interpretation 11735-15- Subsection 167(1) & (1.1) Unedited CRA Tags ETA 167(1) XXXXX File #: 11735-15 XXXXX                 11783-2/167(1) & (1.1) XXXXX Subject: GST INTERPRETATION Ss. 167(1) & (1.1) ETA- Sale of a Business or Part of a Business Dear XXXXX We are writing in reply to your letter of April 19, 1996 wherein you request a GST interpretation concerning the application of subsections 167(1) and (1.1) of the Excise Tax Act (the "Act"). ... Sitka A/Director Financial Institutions and Corporate Reorganizations Division GST Rulings and Interpretations Ref. s. 121 & 191 Document #1400 ...

The Company manufactures and sells the following pregnancy test kits: […] 3. ... Pregnancy test kits are generally classified as Class II medical devices. 13. […] 14. […] The Licence No. issued by Health Canada for each test kit is […] 15. ... Further to the TCC decision, the CRA adopted an interim administrative position, described in GST/HST Notice 248, Application of the GST/HST to Supplies of In Vitro Diagnostic Test Kits (Notice 248), whereby the supply of an in vitro diagnostic test kit is zero-rated pursuant to paragraph 2(a) of Part I of Schedule VI to the ETA if it is for use in the diagnosis of a disease in humans and it contains one or more of the following substances (which were listed in the TCC decision): • monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies; • blood and blood derivatives; • snake venom; and • micro-organisms that are not antibiotics. ...

9 March 1995 GST/HST Interpretation 11690-1[1]- Review / GST System Notices Unedited CRA Tags ETA 242(1), 242(2)                                                                         11690-1 (gjor) XXXXX                                                                         March 9, 1995 XXXXX This is in response to your memorandum dated March 7, 1995, requesting our comments on the two GST notices submitted for our review. ...