- Changes to documentary requirements for claiming input tax credits
- GST/HST registrants must provide specific information on invoices, receipts, contracts, or other documentation
- Required information includes supplier’s name, invoice date, total amount paid, GST/HST charged, status of supply, registration number, buyer’s name, description of property/services, terms of payment
- Thresholds for required information changed from $30 and $150 to $100 and $500
- Legislative changes effective April 20, 2021
- Without required information, Canada Revenue Agency may deny purchasers’ claims
Source: canada.ca
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