- TD and Aeroplan had an agreement to add Aeroplan Miles rewards to credit cards
- Tax Court of Canada found that Aeroplan Miles are not gift certificates for GST/HST purposes
- Aeroplan Miles were considered coupons, not gift certificates, and subject to HST
- Aeroplan Miles did not have stated monetary value, were not transferrable without a fee, and had conditions for use
Source: taxinterpretations.com
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