Canada GST/HST/PST Calculator 2025
Calculate Canadian sales tax for all provinces and territories 2025. Ontario 13% HST, Alberta 5% GST, Quebec 14,975% (GST+QST), BC 12% (GST+PST).
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Result of setting - Ontario
Come utilizzare Calcolatore GST/HST/PST Canada 2025
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Insert amount before or after tax. Choose if your amount is before or after tax.
Select your province or territory
Tax rates vary by province. Provinces with HST (ON 13%, NB/NL/NS/PE 15%) combine GST and PST. Other provinces show GST 5% plus PST separately. Alberta does not have PST.
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- The Quebec GST rate of 9,975% is calculated on the pre-GST price, not including comprehensive GST rates, unlike some old provincial taxes. Combined effective rate: 14,975%.
- GST/HST credit is a quarterly, non-taxable payment for low-income individuals. Net income threshold in 2025: approximately $38,000 per single person.
- Short-term stays (like Airbnb) are subject to GST/HST. Many platforms now automatically collect and remit this tax for hosts.
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What is the difference between GST, HST, and PST?
GST (5%) is the federal Goods and Services Tax. PST is a provincial sales tax (varies by province). HST combines both into a single Harmonized Sales Tax (ON: 13%, NB/NL/NS/PE: 15%). Quebec calls its PST the QST (9.975%).
When must a business register for GST/HST?
Businesses with more than $30,000 in taxable sales in any 4 consecutive quarters must register. Small suppliers under this threshold can register voluntarily. Registration is mandatory regardless of threshold for taxi/ridesharing drivers.
What items are exempt from GST/HST?
Zero-rated supplies (taxable at 0%, input credits allowed): basic groceries, prescription drugs, most medical devices, exports. Exempt supplies (no tax, no input credits): residential rents, most health/dental/educational services.
How does the input tax credit (ITC) work?
GST/HST registered businesses can claim input tax credits (ITCs) for tax paid on business purchases. This means the tax effectively only applies to the final consumer, not at each step of the supply chain.