Ontario Harmonized Sales Tax
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The new Harmonized sales tax became law in Ontario in December 2009
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The City of Burlington, like other municipalities across Ontario, is collecting the OHST on behalf of the federal and provincial governments
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The new OHST will mean consumers are paying a 13% harmonized sales tax as of July 1, 2010
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This represents a blend of the 8% provincial sales tax with the 5% GST
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Some items previously not subject to the provincial sales tax may now be affected by an 8% tax increase
Parks and Recreation HST Frequently Asked Questions
What is Taxable under the new Ontario HST
For more information about OHST, please visit www.rev.gov.on.ca or phone 1-800-959-5525 (press * for an agent)
For Frequently Asked Questions, please visit http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/taxchange/faq.html


