In Quebec, businesses are required to charge the 5% GST and the provincial Quebec Sales Tax (QST), which is set at 9.975%.

New Brunswick has recorded the country’s highest month over month jump in inflation with the end of a federal HST holiday that artificially kept prices temporarily lower. That said, the rising cost of ...

Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council is in the final stages of reviewing GST structure and a reduction of the levy would happen soon, union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who chairs the ...

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And so if that’s actually how they’re going to proceed with the reciprocal tariffs, they could be quite significant, given that we have a 5-per-cent GST, and we also have provincial sales ...

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has outlined an alternative six-point budget proposal aimed at driving economic growth and job creation without resorting to tax increases, expanding debt, or cutting ...

The British Columbia government is making changes to its consumer protection laws to stop predatory sales and protect people from unfair business practices. The amendments to the law were ...

4. Provincial sales tax (PST): British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec and Saskatchewan also charge a separate provincial sales tax since they are not harmonized with the GST. This adds obvious confusion ...