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GST Return
- Federal tax only
- Applicable for Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, Saskatchewan, NWT
- Business Number is required to complete the filing
- Starts at 199$ only + (Government Fee)
HST Return
- Combined federal + provincial tax
- Applicable for Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland
- Business Number is required to complete the filing
- Starts at 199$ only + (Government Fee)
What is GST/HST Return?
GST (Goods and Services Tax)/ HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) return filings is the process of reporting to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) how much GST/HST your business collected from customers and how much you paid on business expenses. You then either remit the difference or claim a refund.
If your business is registered for GST/HST, you must file periodic returns — even if you had no sales in the reporting period.
Who Needs to File?
- You’re registered for GST/HST with CRA
- You have crossed the $30,000 small supplier threshold in worldwide taxable sales over 4 consecutive calendar quarters
- You voluntarily registered for GST/HST
- This applies to most businesses, self-employed individuals, corporations, and partnerships.
What’s Included in a GST Return?
- Total taxable sales, revenue, and other supplies
- GST/HST collected from customers
- GST/HST paid on business purchases and expenses (Input Tax Credits)
- Net tax payable or refund
When Are GST Returns Due?
- Annual filers: Due 3 months after fiscal year-end
- Quarterly and Monthly filers: Due 1 month after end of each period
- Late filings may result in penalties and interest.
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Once your payment is confirmed, our experienced filing agent reviews everything and files the GST/HST Return with the CRA. No need to worry about red tape or delays.
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Frequently Ask Questions
Who is required to file a GST/HST return?
Any individual, corporation, or business registered for GST/HST with the CRA must file returns, even if there were no sales during the reporting period.
What's the difference between GST and HST?
- GST is a federal tax (5%) applied across Canada.
- HST is a combined federal and provincial tax (13–15%) used in provinces like Ontario, PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
How fast can I file a GST/HST return?
Online: Instant submission via CRA’s My Business Account
By mail: Takes 2–4 weeks for processing
Refunds (if any) are usually issued within 10 business days for online filings.
When is the GST/HST return due?
Monthly or Quarterly: 1 month after the reporting period ends
Annually: 3 months after your fiscal year-end
How do I file GST/HST Return online?
Complete a simple online form on our website, and proceed with the payment. After that our CRA agent will do the filing and email you the confirmation.
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