- The Digital Services Tax Act in Canada came into force on 28 June
- The DST Act is part of Bill C-59 and was passed by parliament on 19 June 2024
- The DST is an annual 3% tax on revenue from companies providing digital services to Canadian users
- The Canada Revenue Agency transferred responsibility for import/export number registrations to the Canada Border Services Agency on 13 May 2024
- This change is significant for businesses involved in import and export activities in Canada
Source: bdo.global
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