- Canada government announced a GST/HST holiday from 14 December 2024 to 15 February 2025
- No GST/HST will be charged on eligible items like children’s clothing, footwear, printed books, toys for children under 14, and restaurant services
- Items must be fully paid for and delivered within the relief period to qualify
- The holiday applies to both retail and wholesale purchases
- Adjustments made to the Excise Tax Act to temporarily zero-rate qualifying goods and services
- GST/HST registrants can claim input tax credit on expenses for providing zero-rated supplies
- Zero-rating measure effective from 14 December 2024, also applies to contracts made before this date if conditions are met
- GST/HST relief also applies to the importation of qualifying goods during the relief period
- Information provided by Deloitte Canada, intended as an information service not professional advice
Source: taxathand.com
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