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  1. When you buy a specified motor vehicle through a private sale (for example, you bought the vehicle from a person who is not a GST/HST registrant), the GST/HST does not generally apply to the private sale. However, you may have to pay the provincial motor vehicle tax when you register the vehicle.

  2. Use this calculator to find out the amount of tax that applies to sales in Canada. Enter the amount charged for a purchase before all applicable sales taxes, including the Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) and any Provincial Sales Tax (PST), are applied.

  3. Free resource and calculator to help estimate provincial/territorial and federal taxes owing on new and used Canadian vehicle transactions (GST, PST, RST, QST, HST, luxury tax) in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Yukon.

  4. Jun 18, 2020 · In Ontario, used car buyers pay 13 per cent HST. When that purchase is made with a dealer, it gets added to your bill.

  5. When you do out-of-province business, it can be challenging to know which sales tax to apply. Do you charge what your province does or the tax of where the customer lives? GST, HST or PST? CRA's Place of Supply rules determine which tax a business should collect.

  6. Tax on Used Cars in Ontario. When you buy a used car in Ontario, you’ll need to pay the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) of 13 per cent. As with other uses of the HST, this includes both the 5% federal sales tax and 8% provincial sales tax.

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  8. We will also accept a pre-printed bill of sale with a handwritten HST/GST number. You need to pay fees to register your vehicle. Fees vary based on location and vehicle class. Who pays: the buyer pays the sales tax when you register as the new legal owner of the vehicle. You do not pay sales tax to the seller.