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Corporation offers its services [...] 6. The staff at Corporation includes [...]. 7. ... At [Activity B], children are given opportunities [...] 18. [Activity B] is offered [...] 19. ... [Activity B] includes [...] 23. Priority to attend [Activity B] is given to clients of Corporation who [...] need further development [...]. ...

On [mm/dd/yyyy] you purchased from the […][Retailer] the […] power lift chair (lift chair) model number [#] manufactured by […][Company A]. ... It features a […] mechanism and a gradual lifting mechanism with a high lift capacity up to [#] lbs. ... The cost of the lift chair was $[…] plus $[…] GST/HST for a total cost of $[…]. 4. ...

11 May 2016 GST/HST Ruling 172551- – PROPOSED LAW/REGULATION- Intermittent urinary catheters Unedited CRA Tags ETA 212, ETA 212.1, ETA 213, ETA Sch VI, Part II, 25, ETA Sch VI, Part II, 37, ETA Sch VII, 6 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. ... The following description of the catheters is taken from […]: * [ABC] single-use catheters are designed for single-catheterization.[…] * [XYZ] catheters are […] single-use catheters […] You state in your letter that when you purchase the catheters from […] in Canada you are not charged the HST on the purchase price. ... Accordingly, you will find our response presented in the following manner: * The first part entitled Rulings Given addresses the tax status of intermittent urinary catheters sold in Canada and imported into Canada on or before March 22, 2016. * The second part entitled Interpretation Given addresses the tax status of catheters sold in Canada and imported into Canada after March 22, 2016. * Lastly, you will find a summary of our response. ...

[The Company] is planning to temporarily import [racing] […] equipment […] at various events across Canada from [mm/yyyy] to [mm/yyyy]. 3. The [racing] […] equipment [is] being imported to take part in […][event A] and […][event B]. 4. The [racing] […] equipment […][is] not for sale, for lease or for further manufacturing or further processing. 5. ...

The Corporation has been given the Business Number […]. 2. The Corporation’s Mission Statement indicates […]. 3. ... The Corporation has a Long-Term Care Home Service Accountability Agreement with the LHIN. […]. 6. ... There are [#] physicians that are either present or on call 24 hours per day […] 13. […][Terms of Agreement with the physicians] 14. […][Description about the nursing staff and the services they provide to the residents] 15. […] 16. […] 17. […] 18. […] RULING REQUESTED You would like to know whether the Corporation is entitled to claim an 83% PSB rebate of the GST and the federal part of the HST and, as a person resident in Ontario, an 87% rebate of the provincial part of the HST, as a facility operator. ...

The […] membrane is then rolled into the liquid asphalt. This process is then repeated for the 2nd ply of […] membrane and/or a tiger torch is used for the 2nd ply. 4. The roofing systems in question are manufactured by […] [Company B]. […] 5. ... Yours truly, Zubair Patel, CGA General Operations and Border Issues Division Excise and GST/HST Rulings Directorate     ...

11 October 2011 GST/HST Ruling 135049- GST/HST RULING- Tax status of [...] ... The ruling request is in respect of the tax status of the supply of a pesticide named [...] ... The label of the Product states, under the subtitle [...], directions for [...] and the following indication [...]. ...

The University was created under […]. It offers […]. It is therefore a “university” as that term is defined in the ETA. 2. ... The average cost of a meal at the University is $[…]. 8. The University charges $[…] for a […][meal plan A]. ... The University also offers a […][meal plan B] for $[…] and is considering offering a […][meal plan C] for $[…]. ...

The Products are manufactured and distributed by […] (the Distributor). 2. ... The Products are sold in […] formats: Liquid Extract sold in […] mL and […] mL bottles and available in […][flavour 1] and […][flavour 2]; Powdered Extract sold in […][packaging 1]; and […][packaging 2] or […][packaging 3]. 4. ... The Distributor’s website […] describes stevia as follows: “[…].” 11. ...

The Product website specifically lists [#] fatty acid profiles and lists [#] amino acid profiles ([#] being referenced as essential). 11. ... The Company’s website represents that […]grams of the Product is a […][# day] supply of the Product and that […]grams of the Product is a [#] day supply. 14. ... To ingest the Product the consumer is directed to add […]mg of the Product to […] ounces of water or juice, or to add it to applesauce or yogurt. […]. 17. ...