- MedSleep operated sleep clinics in five provinces, receiving referrals for patients with suspected sleep disorders.
- Patients completed a questionnaire and underwent overnight examination at MedSleep clinics.
- MedSleep collected fees from provincial health plans and had fee-sharing agreements with sleep physicians.
- The Tax Court of Canada confirmed the validity of these agreements for GST/HST purposes.
- The court rejected the claim that MedSleep’s 20 percent share was taxable for administrative services.
- The agreements were deemed valid despite provincial laws on physician payments.
- MedSleep and sleep physicians provided interconnected health care services.
- Services were exempt under ETA as institutional health care services.
- Sleep physicians were not considered recipients of services from MedSleep.
Source: taxinterpretations.com
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