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Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program- Non Resident Tour Operators: Rebate for Accommodation Sold in Eligible Tour Packages GST/HST Info Sheet GI-033 February 2008 Note: This info sheet supersedes GST/HST Info Sheet GI-033, F oreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program – Rebate for Non-Registered Non-Resident Tour Operators Purchasing Accommodation, dated April 2007. ... Persons that sell packages that include a convention facility or related convention supplies are also not considered tour operators when selling these packages. Background Effective April 1, 2007, the Visitor Rebate Program was cancelled and the Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program (FCTIP) was introduced. ...

Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program Non-Residents Purchasing Tour Packages: Rebate for Eligible Tour Packages From: Canada Revenue Agency GST/HST Info Sheet GI-032 February 2008 Note: This info sheet supersedes GST/HST Info Sheet, GI-032, Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program – Rebate for Non-Residents Purchasing Tour Packages, dated April 2007. ... Persons that sell packages that include a convention facility or related convention supplies are also not considered tour operators when selling these packages. ... Additional information Go to GST/HST and QST rebate for sponsors of foreign conventions, organizers of foreign conventions, and non-resident exhibitors, and GST/HST Information for the Travel and Convention Industry, for more information. ...

Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program Non-Residents Purchasing Tour Packages: Rebate for Eligible Tour Packages GST/HST Info Sheet GI-032 February 2008 Note: This info sheet supersedes GST/HST Info Sheet, GI-032, Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program – Rebate for Non-Residents Purchasing Tour Packages, dated April 2007. ... Persons that sell packages that include a convention facility or related convention supplies are also not considered tour operators when selling these packages. ... Additional information See booklet RC4160, Rebate for Tour Packages, Foreign Conventions, and Non-Resident Exhibitor Purchases, for more information on how to claim a rebate for eligible tour packages and guide RC4036, GST/HST Information for the Travel and Convention Industry, for more information on the travel industry. ...

"Domestic convention" means a convention that is not a foreign convention. ... For more information on what qualifies as related convention supplies, see guide RC4036, GST/HST Information for the Travel and Convention Industry. ... Exhibitors can also claim a rebate of the GST/HST paid on related convention supplies rented or purchased from a registrant that is not the sponsor of the convention. ...

"Domestic convention" means a convention that is not a foreign convention. ... For more information on what qualifies as related convention supplies, go to GST/HST Information for the Travel and Convention Industry. ... Exhibitors can also claim a rebate of the GST/HST paid on related convention supplies rented or purchased from a registrant that is not the sponsor of the convention. ...

Tax Convention) Application This bulletin cancels and replaces IT-131R dated February 28, 1986. ... It is not necessary that the taxpayer be a member of the organization sponsoring the convention but attendance at the convention must be related to the business or professional practice carried on by the taxpayer. ... Where a convention held in the United States is sponsored by a Canadian business or professional organization that is national in character, paragraph 9 of Article XXV of the Canada- United States Income Tax Convention, 1980, provides that the expenses incurred in attending the convention are deductible to the same extent that they would be had the convention been held in Canada. ...

ARCHIVED- Convention expenses We have archived this page and will not be updating it. ... Tax Convention) Application This bulletin cancels and replaces IT-131R dated February 28, 1986. ... Where a convention held in the United States is sponsored by a Canadian business or professional organization that is national in character, paragraph 9 of Article XXV of the Canada- United States Income Tax Convention, 1980, provides that the expenses incurred in attending the convention are deductible to the same extent that they would be had the convention been held in Canada. ...

Tax Convention) Application This bulletin cancels and replaces IT-131R dated February 28, 1986. ... It is not necessary that the taxpayer be a member of the organization sponsoring the convention but attendance at the convention must be related to the business or professional practice carried on by the taxpayer. ... Where a convention held in the United States is sponsored by a Canadian business or professional organization that is national in character, paragraph 9 of Article XXV of the Canada- United States Income Tax Convention, 1980, provides that the expenses incurred in attending the convention are deductible to the same extent that they would be had the convention been held in Canada. ...

Canada signed the original convention on April 28, 2004 and its protocol on November 3, 2011. ... For further information on the updated Convention, please refer to the Questions and answers. The text of the updated Convention as well as Canada’s declarations and reservations on the updated Convention are available on the Department of Finance Canada website. ...

Canada signed the original convention on April 28, 2004 and its protocol on November 3, 2011. ... For further information on the updated Convention, please refer to the Questions and answers. The text of the updated Convention as well as Canada’s declarations and reservations on the updated Convention are available on the Department of Finance Canada website. ...