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HST
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 7:49 pm
by bassnailer
Good day. My question is simply this; what effect will the HST have on the purchase price of Delica purchased from a dealer? I am getting close to finally being in a position to buy, and I am wondering if it is worth my while to buy before the HST takes effect. Thoughts?
Re: HST
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:10 pm
by MardyDelica
hi, to buy car from a dealer like me HST & the present one GST & PST is the same.
but buying from a private user will be cheaper as you dont pay PST on top of the price list
but when it comes to june this year either buying from dealer or private will be same tax.
you have to pay 12%HST also on private sale.
Cheers;
Re: HST
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 9:39 pm
by thedjjack
you pay 12% once HST comes in on private sales. However it is not HST it all goes to BC...BC government snuck it in and are trying to make it look like HST. It is not. Drity politics,
So everytime a car is resold the government collects money...no matter how many times it sells???
When I grow up I am opening a government
Re: HST
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:39 pm
by FalcoColumbarius
There is an official petition travelling around that is connected to the BC electorates. Sign it. Stop the robbery.
Do nothing? Then you might as well start unbuckling your trousers now 
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Falco.
Re: HST
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:09 am
by poecile
Re: HST
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:58 am
by pajerry
Great. Now when I go out for dinner and drinks I pay 15% tip, 12% HST, and 10% liquor tax for a grand total of 37% tax... I guess I just wont tip!
Re: HST
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 11:19 am
by jessef
bassnailer wrote:Good day. My question is simply this; what effect will the HST have on the purchase price of Delica purchased from a dealer? I am getting close to finally being in a position to buy, and I am wondering if it is worth my while to buy before the HST takes effect. Thoughts?
It has been confirmed that we as private buyers or private importers do not pay tax twice.
Private buyer : HST at time of sale. No HST at time of registration.
Private importer : 5% of HST at customs. 7% of HST at registration.
Here is the e-mail from the HST website contact forum-
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Thank you for your inquiry. We apologize for the delay in responding.
When importing a vehicle, the 5% federal portion of the HST (the GST)
will be collected at the border by Canada Border Services Agency. The 7%
provincial portion of the HST will be collected upon registration of the
vehicle.
The provincial tax on the private sale of vehicles will not apply in
these circumstances.
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When buying from a dealership, the dealership charges HST. When registering the vehicle, proof of HST purchase (when you bought it) waives HST at time of registration.