- Recent changes in British Columbia target digital products and services for provincial sales tax
- Changes apply retroactively to 2013 and broaden definitions under the PST rules
- The changes address a 2023 court decision that found certain cloud computing services were not subject to PST
- New non-compliance penalties, including for third-party providers, have been introduced
- Businesses in software and cloud computing industries need to review the changes to understand their impact
- Suppliers and purchasers may face tax liabilities for past years due to the new rules
Source: kpmg.com
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