- The Canadian Tax Court clarified rules on the partial GST/HST rebate for new housing.
- A taxpayer was initially denied the rebate after selling a new condo 16 months post-purchase.
- The court found the taxpayer’s testimony credible regarding intent to use the condo as a primary residence.
- Evidence showed the taxpayer was the first to occupy the property after construction.
- The court ruled the taxpayer met the rebate requirements and was entitled to the rebate.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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