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Place of Supply in a Province – General Rules for Intangible Personal Property

If the answer is No, go to General Rule 4 Same highest tax rate. General rule 3 No restrictions on primary location of use (section 8 of the Regulations). ... Lease intervals deemed supplies of intangible personal property 17. ... Rule 3A Consideration of $300 or less through a specified location 60. ...
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NOTICE266 - For discussion purposes only - Draft GST/HST Technical Information Bulletin, Harmonized Sales Tax – Self-assessment of the provincial part of the HST in respect of property and services brought into a participating province

Returns and payment of tax Appendix A Division IV.1 provisions Appendix B Definitions and concepts that are relevant for purposes of Division IV.1 Appendix C Definitions and concepts that are relevant for purposes of subdivision a of Division IV.1 (sections 220.05 to 220.07) Appendix D Definitions and concepts that are relevant for purposes of section 220.05 Appendix E Tax in respect of TPP brought into a participating province from another province Appendix F Part I of Schedule X to the Excise Tax Act Appendix G Schedule VII to the Excise Tax Act Appendix H Tax in respect of TPP supplied by a non-resident non-registered supplier and delivered or made available or sent by mail or courier to a participating province (Section 220.06) Appendix I Definitions and concepts that are relevant for purposes of section 220.07 Appendix J Tax in respect of specified motor vehicles and commercial goods imported into a participating province Appendix K Definitions and concepts that are relevant for purposes of Subdivision b of Division IV.1 (section 220.08) Appendix L Tax in respect of a taxable supply of intangible personal property or services made in a province to a resident of a participating province for consumption, use or supply in a participating province 1. ... The amount of tax that the individual is required to self‑assess is equal to $26 [$6 (3% (10% Nova Scotia provincial rate 7% British Columbia provincial rate) × $200 (the consideration for the supply of the goods)) + $20 (10% (10% Nova Scotia provincial rate 0% Alberta provincial rate) × $200 (the consideration for the supply of the goods))]. ... Yes Self-assessment not required under section 220.08 No Self-assessment is required Page details 2018-11-02 ...
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SR&ED Investment Tax Credit Policy – 2014

SR&ED Investment Tax Credit Policy 2014 We have archived this page and it will be cancelled on June 30, 2022. ... For more information on taxable capital, please refer to Interpretation Bulletin IT-532, Part I.3 Tax on Large Corporations. ... See Part 11 of Schedule T2SCH31, Investment Tax Credit Corporations. ...
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Mandatory disclosure rules – Guidance

Mandatory disclosure rules Guidance Notice to reader Guidance to the mandatory disclosure rules now includes new and updated information. On this page Notice to reader Mandatory disclosure rules General comments Reportable transactions Reporting transactions in a series No hallmarks legislative exclusion from reporting Interaction with the general anti-avoidance rule and the Global Minimum Tax Act Tax shelters and flow-through shares legislative exclusion from reporting No reporting obligation under the reportable transaction regime Contingent fee arrangements Confidential protection Contractual protection Clerical and secretarial services no reporting Advance income tax ruling Partners and employees Notifiable transactions Reporting transactions in a series Reasonable expectation to know no reporting Partners and employees no reporting Clerical and secretarial services no reporting Due diligence- notifiable transactions no reporting NT-2023-02. ... on the RC312 form. New Reasonable expectation to know no reporting Only advisors who know or are reasonably expected to know of their reporting requirements are required to file. ...
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RC2 – The Business Number and Your Canada Revenue Agency Program Accounts

There are six parts to the RC1: Part A General business information Part B Registering for a GST/HST program account (RT) Part C Registering for a payroll deductions program account (RP) Part D Registering for an import-export program account (RM) Part E Registering for a corporation income tax program account (RC) Part F Certification All businesses must fill in parts A1 to A5 and sign the certification in Part F. ... Part A5 GST/HST information All businesses have to fill in Part A5. ... For more information, see Guide T4012, T2 Corporation Income Tax Guide and Guide T7B CORP, Corporation Instalment Guide. ...
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Retirement Compensation Arrangements Guide – 2016

Line 11 Address for books and records Tick (✓) the appropriate box. ... Step 1 Supporting documentation Tick (✓) the yes or no boxes, as they apply. ... Section B Custodian Line 1 RCA trust's name Enter the full name of the RCA trust. ...
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Guide T5007 – Return of Benefits

Table of contents Chapter 1 General information T5007 slip T5007 Summary Due date Chapter 2 Who has to file a T5007 information return? ... Chapter 7 Completing the T5007 slip General information Before completing the T5007 slips, see Chapter 5 Filing methods. ... Chapter 8 Completing the T5007 Summary General information Before completing the T5007 Summary, see Chapter 5 Filing methods. ...
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Guide T5007 – Return of Benefits

Chapter 7 Completing the T5007 slip General information Before completing the T5007 slips, see Chapter 5 Filing methods. ... Chapter 8 Completing the T5007 Summary General information Before completing the T5007 Summary, see Chapter 5 Filing methods. ... For more information on how to fill out the T5007 slip and the T5007 Summary, see Chapter 7 Completing the T5007 slip and Chapter 8 Completing the T5007 Summary. ...
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T4A-NR – Payments to Non-Residents for Services Provided in Canada

My Payment My Payment is an electronic payment service offered by the CRA that uses Visa ® Debit, Debit MasterCard ®, or Interac Online ® for individuals and businesses to make payments directly to the CRA using their bank access cards. ... Line 18 Gross income Enter the total of box 18 from all T4A-NR slips. Line 20 Travel expenses Enter the total of box 20 from all T4A-NR slips. ...
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T4A slip – Information for payers

Fill out the slips and summaries Fill out the slips and summaries T4 slip Employers T4 Summary Employers T4A slip Payers T4A Summary Payers T4A-RCA slip T4A-RCA Summary T4A-NR slip T4A-NR Summary T4PS slip T4PS summary T1204 slip T1204 Summary T5018 slip T5018 Summary When to file information returns How to file information returns Distribute the slips Receiving your notice of assessment- PD7D Make corrections after filing T4A slip Information for payers You may be looking for: T4A slip Information for individuals On this page What is a T4A slip When to issue What to report How to fill out What is a T4A slip A T4A slip identifies amounts paid during the calendar year for certain types of income from many different sources including self-employed commissions and RESP educational assistance payments. ... Box 012 Social insurance number (SIN) Enter the SIN provided by the recipient. ... Box 048 Fees for services Report any fees or other amounts paid for services. ...

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