Newfoundland & Labrador HST Calculator
Newfoundland & Labrador uses a single 15% Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). Add 15% HST to a price, or back it out of a tax-included total.
Flat-rate estimate. Some goods and services are zero-rated or exempt, and PST/RST have their own exemptions — your actual invoice can differ.
Rates checked against the official CRA table (canada.ca) on July 17, 2026.
The rate here — Newfoundland & Labrador
How sales tax works here
Newfoundland & Labrador is an HST province: the 5% federal GST and a 10% provincial part combine into one 15% HST, administered by the CRA. You charge a single rate and file one GST/HST return.
Registration generally starts once taxable sales pass $30,000. Some goods and services — basic groceries, many health and financial services — are zero-rated or exempt, so your invoice can differ from a flat 15%.
FAQ
No — the provincial part is inside the 15% HST, so it's one combined tax and one CRA return, not two.
Generally once your taxable sales pass $30,000 — measured over a single calendar quarter or the last four consecutive quarters. Under that you're a "small supplier" and registering is optional. The $30,000 counts your worldwide taxable sales and those of anyone you're associated with, not your profit.
Switch the calculator to "Take GST/HST out of a total" and enter the tax-included amount. It divides by one plus the combined rate to find the price before tax, then shows the tax on top.
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