- Quebec Court of Appeal ruled that converting commercial floors to residential use is not a termination of commercial activity for QST purposes
- St-Joseph converted two floors of a mixed-use building into rental seniors’ residences
- St-Joseph claimed costs were related to the termination of commercial activity to qualify for input tax refunds
- The court found that the conversion did not qualify as a termination of commercial activity
Source: taxinterpretations.com
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