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Hello, new to the firearms and plan to make first purchase.
I notice there are some great deals online, and little confuse about tax.
some website charge 5% , some charge 5% to certain provinces.
I am in new Brunswick, 15% GST(should be HST) tax if I go to store locally.
Just wonder is that true I can pay only 5%? that is a huge difference.
which stores you guys will suggest
THANKS
Last edited by linbo95; 10-11-2016 at 09:55 PM.
Almost everyone (if not all) now charges the taxes you would pay in your home province.
You mean you have 15% HST and not 15% GST?
What?
You will pay the tax for your province. 15% HST for NB.
NS 15%
PEI 15%
Ontario 13%
Alberta 5%
Don't know the rest
"This is about unenforceable registration of weapons that violates the rights of people to own firearms."—Premier Ralph Klein (Alberta) Calgary Herald, 1998 October 9 (November 1, 1942 – March 29, 2013) OFAH Member
Gst and Gst/pst provinces you pay 5%. Hst you have to pay the full Hst for your province
I did quick search on this forum,irangun charge 5% for import, and firearmoutlet.ca show 5% on payment page(of course I did click "submit").
Does a business remit the tax to the purchasers home province? Or does the tax stay in the province where the business is located?Originally Posted by silver bullet
It goes to the Feds (CRA) and they sort it out.
Makes sense. I'm sure business already spend more than enough time doing government paperwork.
Bought something from cabella's recently and although i'm in Qc, I only got charged the Ab 5%.
But as others have mentioned, you normally pay what you'd otherwise pay in your home province.
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