Thang Tax Law’s Shahrukh Khowaja and Simon Thang wrote an article featured in the Canadian Tax Foundation’s newsletter, Canadian Tax Focus. The article titled “Canada’s Multiple, Uncoordinated Netflix Taxes” discusses important new rules for Goods and Services
The US Supreme Court expanded the rules for requiring out-of-state sellers to collect sales tax. How does this compare to Canadian sales tax?
In South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., et al, 585 US (2018) (“Wayfair”), the United States Supreme …
Quebec is proposing to force non-resident e-commerce businesses to register for Quebec Sales Tax starting January 1, 2019.
On March 27, 2018 Quebec announced unprecedented proposals for expanding the 9.975% Quebec Sales Tax to e-commerce. If these proposals are passed, …
Following up on our last post on recent proposed tax changes affecting Uber and other rides haring services, we continue the technology theme with a post on sales tax (GST/HST) and crowdfunding.
The following is based on a paper by …
Do Uber drivers pay tax in Canada? New rules require drivers to register and collect GST/HST regardless of earnings, but it is unclear how drivers are supposed to comply.
Do Uber drivers pay tax in Canada? The answer for Canadian …
A question that commonly arises with businesses (especially with non-residents) is: How much GST/HST and other Canadian sales taxes do I charge? Identifying the current Canadian sales tax rates is easy. A simple internet search will bring up the current …
The CBC recently reported that the Federal Government is considering changing the GST/HST rules in order to make non-residents, such as Netflix, charge GST/HST on e-commerce provided to Canadians. If changes are made, they have the potential to radically impact …
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