Search - consideration

A separate formula is used to calculate the consideration within each of two price ranges. ... The consideration will be calculated as follows: Consideration = $370,000 ÷ 1.132 = $326,855.12 Once the consideration is determined the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ... The consideration will be calculated as follows: Consideration = ($500,000 + $28,350) ÷ 1.213 = $435,572.96 Once the consideration is determined the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ...

A separate formula is used to calculate the consideration within two price ranges. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = $650,000 ÷ 1.07 = $607,476.64 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = ($950,000 + $42,500) ÷ 1.12 = $886,160.71 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ...

These considerations are discussed in Section 19.3.8, New Housing Rebates and the HST. ... Less than $450,000 (c) total consideration paid to the builder for the unit is less than $450,000, before tax; (For information on items to include or exclude when computing total consideration, see paragraphs 8 to 12.) ... Total consideration Limit paragraph 254(2)(c) 8. For a GST/HST new housing rebate to be paid under section 254, “total consideration” for a qualifying unit must be less than $450,000. ...

These considerations are discussed in Section 19.3.8, New Housing Rebates and the HST. ... Less than $450,000 (c) total consideration paid to the builder for the unit is less than $450,000, before tax; (For information on items to include or exclude when computing total consideration, see paragraphs 8 to 12.) ... Total consideration Limit paragraph 254(2)(c) 8. For a GST/HST new housing rebate to be paid under section 254, “total consideration” for a qualifying unit must be less than $450,000. ...

These considerations are discussed in Section 19.3.8, New Housing Rebates and the HST. ... Less than $450,000 (c) total consideration paid to the builder for the unit is less than $450,000, before tax; (For information on items to include or exclude when computing total consideration, see paragraphs 8 to 12.) ... Total consideration Limit paragraph 254(2)(c) 8. For a GST/HST new housing rebate to be paid under section 254, “total consideration” for a qualifying unit must be less than $450,000. ...

A separate formula is used to calculate the consideration within two price ranges. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = $650,000 ÷ 1.07 = $607,476.64 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = ($950,000 + $42,500) ÷ 1.12 = $886,160.71 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ...

A separate formula is used to calculate the consideration within two price ranges. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = $650,000 ÷ 1.07 = $607,476.64 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ... The consideration is calculated as follows: Consideration = ($950,000 + $42,500) ÷ 1.12 = $886,160.71 Once the consideration is determined, the tax payable and the new housing rebate may be calculated. ...

It is a general administrative practice of the CRA for another CRA official to review a request and prepare a decision report for the delegated official's consideration, including a recommendation on whether or not granting relief is justified. ... They do not give the minister's delegate the authority to deny a request and exclude it from proper consideration simply because the taxpayer's circumstances do not meet a guideline described in Part II of this information circular. ... During the second review, the taxpayer will have the opportunity to make additional representations for the CRA's consideration. 104. ...

It is a general administrative practice of the CRA for another CRA official to review a request and prepare a decision report for the delegated official's consideration, including a recommendation on whether or not granting relief is justified. ... They do not give the minister's delegate the authority to deny a request and exclude it from proper consideration simply because the taxpayer's circumstances do not meet a guideline described in Part II of this information circular. ... During the second review, the taxpayer will have the opportunity to make additional representations for the CRA's consideration. 104. ...

It is a general administrative practice of the CRA for another CRA official to review a request and prepare a decision report for the delegated official's consideration, including a recommendation on whether or not granting relief is justified. ... They do not give the minister's delegate the authority to deny a request and exclude it from proper consideration simply because the taxpayer's circumstances do not meet a guideline described in Part II of this information circular. ... During the second review, the taxpayer will have the opportunity to make additional representations for the CRA's consideration. 104. ...