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You have indicated that [the Pakoras are] […][prepared and fried x times per week]. […]. […], in a phone conversation […], it was confirmed that [the Pakoras are] […] always served hot and fresh. Furthermore, [you indicated] […] that supplies of […][the Pakoras] are always made fresh. 8. ... The appearance, taste, and texture can be compared to that of samosa pastry. 10. […] 11. ...

12 January 1995 GST/HST Interpretation 11925-1[5]- Whether (Operating Under the Name), is Entitled to Claim the Transitional Special GST Credit Available Under the Excise Tax Act (ETA) to Certified Institutions Unedited CRA Tags ETA 230.2                                                                         File 11925-1                                                                         Doc. 499                                                                         Leg. ... Analysis Institutions that were certified pursuant to Part XIV of Schedule III and that are registered for the purposes of the GST are entitled to claim a special GST credit on a declining basis as follows: •   100% of the GST collectible in 1991 on the sale of specified property manufactured by handicapped individuals, •   75% in 1992, •   50% in 1993, •   25% in 1994, •   25% in 1995 and •   0% for calendar years after 1995. ... Venne Director Tax Policy- Special Sectors GST Policy and Legislation             XXXXX             J. ...

The fees and charges take into account market rates, cost recovery where possible, and any Community Charter restrictions. 5. […] [the Municipality has a] consolidated by-law to authorize the charging of fees and charges for various [Municipal] services. […] […] 6. ... Section 16 of the Community Charter authorizes officers, employees and agents of a municipality to enter, at all reasonable times, on any property to ascertain compliance with the municipality’s by-laws. 9. […] 10. […] 11. […] […] 12. ... In the case of [the Municipality], the fees are authorized by By-law […]. 21. ...

The Corporation is planning a marketing project where it would give away [#] […][prizes] […]. ... The winner has the option of choosing […][the prize] or a cash payment [the cash]. […] […][The cash] option is expected to be about $[…]. ... Yours truly, Desneiges Arbour Public Service Bodies and Governments Division Excise and GST/HST Rulings Directorate         ...

STATEMENT OF FACTS We understand the following from your letter and your phone message of [mm/dd/yyyy]: 1. […] (the Lessee) entered into a lease agreement (the Agreement) with […] (the Lessor) whereby the Lessee will lease certain real property (the Property) located at […]. ... Under the Agreement, the Ground Rent payment will be $[…] for the first […] years of the Term of the Agreement and will increase every […] years as indicated therein. […]. 4. ... We make specific note of the following content of the Agreement: a) Paragraph […] states that the Construction Period will begin on [mm/dd/yyyy] and end on the earlier of [mm/dd/yyyy] and the date an occupancy permit is issued by […] in respect of the Complex. b) Paragraph […] indicates that the Term of the lease is […] years which, pursuant to paragraph […], will commence on the first day after the expiry of the Construction Period (the Commencement Date). ...

. / 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. ... [Province X]. 2) The Regulations to the Letters Patent of [the Organization] include: i) [...] states that [the Organization] is a not-for-profit organization that is responsible for funding education and training that it offers; ii) [...] states that [the Organization] is recognized by the Government of [Province X] as an integral part of the post-secondary system of education in [Province X] as it offers quality training in French. iii) [...] lists [the Organization]'s objectives [...] to accomplish its mission, [the Organization] has the responsibility to: a) be self-financing. b) promote continuing education programs and general interest courses [...], training and development for the adult population of [Province X]. c) make available to adults of [Province X] continuing education programs and general interest courses, training and development. d) [...]. e) organize, administer and provide training programs focused on employment, community training and personal training, as well as continuing education programs and general interest courses. f) issue certificates specifying that the students have followed the required courses and completed all related requirements. g) work with other stakeholders in the field of education and adult learning in [Province X] and [...] for the delivery of adult education in the province. h) [...]. i) [...]. 3) [The Organization]: i) offers the following post-secondary programs leading to a certificate/diploma: bilingual administrative assistant, bilingual bookkeeper, early childhood education, human services intervention worker, resident care worker, practical nursing program, and welding, all of which require the student to have a high school diploma or equivalency as an entrance requirement; ii) offers French language training courses at various levels ([...]); iii) provides training to adults working towards obtaining their grade 12 equivalency or their grade 12 academic certificate through its various centres; iv) provides training to individuals who need to work towards writing their GED exam; and v) offers general interest courses, such as, First Aid, WHMIS, and introduction to computers. 4) [...]. 5) [...]. 6) [...] indicates that the Government (of [Province X]) recognizes [the Organization]'s services as an integral part of the post-secondary education system. 7) [...] states that the: Government (of [Province X]) wishes to recognize [the Organization] as a publicly funded educational institution. 8) [...] provides for the potential for a subsequent [...] at the expiration of the current one. ... The conditions that have been met by [the Organization] that qualifies it as a "public college" are: * it is operating a post-secondary college or post-secondary technical institute; * it receives funds from a government that are for the purpose of assisting [the Organization] with its ongoing provision of educational services to the general public; and * the primary purpose of [the Organization] is to provide programs of instruction in one or more fields of vocational, technical or general education. ...

1 October 1996 GST/HST Interpretation 11680-7[4]- Application of Drop-shipment Provision to Supplies of Film Prints Unedited CRA Tags ETA 179(2); ETA 179(4)                                                                         Telephone #: (613) 954-8585 Fax #: (613) 990-1233 XXXXX                                                                                 File #: 11680-7(glr) XXXXX                                                                                 HQR0000124 XXXXX                                                                                 s. 179 ATTENTION: XXXXX I refer to XXXXX memorandum of August 7, 1996, regarding the possible application of the drop-shipment provisions in subsection 179(2) and (4) of the Excise Tax Act to supplies made by XXXXX to XXXXX. ... Jones' letters dated May 1, 1996 (File #: 11680-7(glr)), and June 6, 1996 (File #: 11680-7(glr)), on the same subject. ...

Our understanding of the facts is as follows: •   The College is a public college as defined in subsection 123(1) of the Excise Tax Act (ETA). ... For periods prior to January 1, 1997, the College would have been considered a charity for purposes of the ETA. •   The XXXXX has entered into an agreement with the College to purchase apprenticeship training courses for delivery to specified third parties (apprentices) according to training standards established by the XXXXX. •   XXXXX •   XXXXX. •   XXXXX §   XXXXX §   XXXXX §   XXXXX. •   XXXXX. •   The College has filed an election under section 6 of Part III of Schedule V to the ETA to deem the supply of Apprenticeship courses to be taxable for GST/HST purposes. •   The courses provided by the College under the Apprenticeship program do not have equivalency for credit courses. •   There are situations where a student may be granted exemption for a credit course in a degree or diploma program, but this is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. ...

. / Veuillez prendre note que ce document, bien qu'exact au moment émis, peut ne pas représenter la position actuelle de l'Agence. ... Nous comprenons que: • XXXXX. (le " preneur ") a conclu une entente pour louer l'aéronef suivant de XXXXX (le " bailleur "), un non-résident avec qui le preneur n'a aucun lien de dépendance. Type d'aéronef Numéro du modèle Numéro de série Immatriculation XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX • Le contrat de location commence le XXXXX et se termine le XXXXX. • L'aéronef sera importé à XXXXX au plus tard le XXXXX et sera exporté le XXXXX. • Au terme d'un bail conclu avec le bailleur, le preneur ne doit pas détenir l'aéronef au Canada pendant plus de 24 mois. ...

According to the APS: a) the Assignor was required to pay, to the Vendor, a purchase price in the amount of $[…] for the Unit; […][GST/HST] was not included in the price. b) the Assignor was required to pay, to the Vendor, a total deposit amount of $[…] in four installments: (i) Initial: $[…] (that is, [#]% of the purchase price) due at the time the APS is accepted by the Vendor; (ii) Second: $[…] (that is, [#]% of the purchase price) due on the later of [mm/dd/yyyy] and the [#] business day after the delivery of a document entitled Amendment to the Purchaser; (iii) Third: $[…] (that is, [#]% of the purchase price) due on [mm/dd/yyyy]; and (iv) Fourth: $[…] (that is, [#]% of the purchase price) due on [mm/dd/yyyy]. c) the Assignor was required to pay, to the Vendor, the balance of the purchase price (presumably, $[…], subject to closing adjustments including [GST/HST]) on the closing date. 6. The total deposit amount (that is, $[…]) was paid by the Assignor. 7. ... According to the Assignment Agreement, the Assignor’s Statement of adjustments and the Assignor’s signed direction to […](the Assignor’s legal representative) entitled “Order to pay”: a) the Assignee was required to pay, to the Assignor, an assignment amount of $[…] for the assignment of his rights in the APS. $[…] was payable as a deposit and the remaining balance of $[…] was payable to the assignee’s solicitor within [#] business days of receiving the fully executed assignment contract signed by the Vendor, and to the assignor’s solicitor within [#] business days of receiving the fully executed assignment contract signed by the Vendor; b) the assignment amount included an amount to reimburse the Assignor for the Deposit of $[…] that was paid according to the APS, thus the Assignor’s profit before assignment fees and commissions was $[…]; c) the Assignor was required to pay, to the Vendor, an assignment and filing fee totalling $[…]; d) the Assignor was responsible for paying real estate commission to both the listing and selling agents in respect of the assignment of the Assignor’s rights in the APS, which was a total of $[…]; e) the Assignor’s accountancy fees, $[…], and legal fees and related disbursements, estimated to be $[…], totalled $[…]; f) the Assignor’s loss after fees and commissions was $[…]; and g) the assignment amount (that is, $[…]) was inclusive of any [GST/HST] payable with respect to the assignment of the Assignor’s rights in the APS, and the Assignor must remit any [GST/HST] payable. 13. ...