In order to get any of these numbers, you must file form RC1 with the federal government requesting the appropriate numbers you are seeking. You can download the form from the CRA website, or call us and we can send a copy of the forms to you.

Yes! - You will be paid your commissions with GST. You are a contractor / service provider and therefore attract GST. Everything (business related) that you pay GST on can be credited against the GST you get paid. See similar questions...

A Yes, our ABN is 83 077 240 987 and we are registered for GST. All pricing on this site is inclusive of GST for Australian purchasers. See similar questions...

General liability and worker's compensation policies are both audited when they expire. What that means is that the insurance company will compare the actual number of employees and payroll amounts to what you told us when we quoted your policy. All you need to do to get a quote is provide the closest estimate of what your number of employees and payrolls will be over the coming 12-month period. See similar questions...

If your business will be collecting $30,000 or more in gross revenues (products and services) each year, you are required to register, collect and remit G.S.T. For more information on how to proceed with registration please visit Revenue Canada at: www.rc.gc.ca See similar questions...

If representatives of your business travel to Australia, then your business is paying GST. Australian hotel bills, restaurant meals, taxi fares and telephone calls all include GST. If your business imports goods or services from Australia, there may be GST charged on these things. Take a look at the relevant invoice and it will clearly state if GST is included in the total price. See similar questions...

To find out how much GST your business is paying, you can use our GST calculator. GST is currently imposed at 10%. As an example, if your purchase of Australian services is subject to GST and the value of those services is $100, GST will be added to increase the price payable by $10 to a total of $110. Out of the total price of $110, GST of $10 is payable. Hence, the GST fraction of the total price is one eleventh. See similar questions...

No. You are responsible for notifying ASIFlex of any changes required for direct deposit of your FSA claims. See similar questions...

If you are carrying on a business and your purchases are for the purpose of carrying on that business, then you are eligible to claim a refund of GST. Certain Australian businesses, such as banks and other providers of financial services, are largely excluded from claiming GST refunds. However, these restrictions generally do not apply to businesses outside of Australia. See similar questions...

If your business is located outside of Australia, there are few restrictions on the expenses in respect of which you can claim back GST. The most important factor is that the expense was incurred for the purpose of carrying on your business. On the other hand, if the relevant goods or services were acquired for a non-business purpose, such as entertainment or private consumption, then there is no entitlement to a GST refund. Ask us for more details. See similar questions...

To claim a refund of GST, your business must be registered for GST purposes, hold original tax invoices as proof of payment of GST and lodge one or more GST returns. To be registered for GST purposes, businesses located outside of Australia are required to provide more information and documentation to the Australian Taxation Office compared to their Australian counterparts. See similar questions...

If your taxable sales are more than $30,000 and they are not exempt from GST/HST, you must register. If your sales are less than $30,000, you have the option of registering. Registering is generally a good idea since you can then claim input tax credits in respect of your expenses. You can only claim a business loss if the activity you are engaged in constitutes a source of income. See similar questions...

Your annual worldwided GST/HST taxable revenues, including the taxable revenues of all of your associates, will be more than $30,000 you are a non-resident who solicits orders in Canada for goods sent by mail or courier and your annual worldwide GST/HST- taxable sales will be more than $30,000 you are a nonresident and you charge admission directly to audiences at activities or events in Canada. See similar questions...

GST stands for goods and services tax. It is an Australian tax imposed on the supply or import of goods, services and other things. Some other countries apart from Australia also impose a GST, such as Canada, Singapore and New Zealand. In other parts of the world, the equivalent tax is generally called either value added tax, more commonly known as VAT, or consumption tax. See similar questions...

G.S.T. on all transactions is paid by the buyer in trade dollars. This makes each transaction easier and more convenient by not having to carry cash or submit invoices to accouts payable. The seller will provide their G.S.T. number so that a tax-input credit can be claimed in the same manner as cash transactions. See similar questions...