- The ruling is about the supply of acting programs and whether they are taxable under GST/HST
- The HST rates vary in different provinces
- The ruling is based on discussions, documentation, and information from the business offering acting programs
- The business is a sole proprietor offering acting programs for children in different grades
- The programs are not approved for credit by a school authority
- Employees have education and experience in drama
- Programs are available for children in junior kindergarten to grade 7
- Programs offered include after school, Saturday, and camp programs
- The ruling confirms that the supply of acting programs is taxable under GST/HST
Source: taxinterpretations.com
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