GST/HST/PST Registration & Filing in Calgary
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For self-employed individuals, GST/HST registration generally becomes mandatory after exceeding the $30,000 over the last four consecutive calendar quarters, in accordance with current CRA guidelines. It is important to correctly determine when the threshold is exceeded to register on time.
In this situation, you should register as soon as possible and determine the period for which GST/HST should have been charged. Further steps depend on the specific situation. In some cases, you can register the GST/HST account 'retroactively'. Contact us to resolve your situation.
Voluntary registration is possible even before reaching the limit. It may make sense in certain cases, particularly depending on expense structure and nature of activity. Also, if you plan to work with large clients, it may be advisable at certain stages.
In many cases, services provided to clients outside Canada are not subject to GST/HST. However, rules depend on specific conditions.
You need to keep records of material expenses, as well as the GST/HST amount in these expenses. When filing a report to the tax office, this amount can be accounted for and accordingly reduce the tax amount payable.
Short-term rental income (usually stays of up to 30 days) is generally subject to GST/HST and often requires registration from the first dollar earned. In some cases, the platform may collect the tax automatically, however the property owner remains responsible for proper registration and accurate tax reporting. Additional provincial or local requirements may also apply.
This question has many nuances and depends on specific circumstances. We recommend discussing it in a consultation to properly assess the possibility of receiving a rebate.
It depends on the sales model and the platform's role in the transaction. In some cases, the platform may collect GST/HST, but the seller's obligations regarding registration and reporting may remain. We recommend discussing this in a consultation.
If you are registered for GST/HST, you can reduce the amount you owe by claiming Input Tax Credits (ITCs) for the GST/HST paid on eligible business purchases and expenses used for commercial activities and supported by proper receipts.
First, you need to file a report to CRA to determine what specific amount needs to be paid. Under certain conditions, the tax office may agree to payment in installments. But this process must be organized on time and in accordance with current legislation. In this case, we recommend seeking professional help.
It depends on your business goals and financial planning. In the initial stages, you can choose the period yourself, but the tax office may change it at their discretion.
First, carefully review the requirements stated in the CRA letter. Usually, you need to prepare documents on income, expenses, and GST/HST calculations for the specified period. It is important to provide exactly the materials requested and meet the established deadlines. Our CRA audit support team can help you respond correctly.
You need to file a final report, make the necessary payment, and submit an application to close the account.
It depends on the province, type of goods or services, and presence of tax connection with that province. In some cases, separate registration for provincial tax may be required. We recommend consulting on this issue.