Tax Calculator

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Select the year of signing the contract:       
Enter the purchase price paid by the individual:     $         
Eligible to rebate granted to individual   
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Purchase price paid by the individual (before taxes):  $  
GST paid by the individual (purchase price x x):  $  
Eligible GST (GST paid x x, maximum : x $):  $  
- If the purchase price is less than x $, multiply by 1

- If the purchase price is between x $ et x $,
multiply the result by the following equation :
(x $ - purchase price)/x 		X  $  
GST paid to the individual  $ -  $
Subtotal =  $  
QST paid by the individual (amount of the previous line X x) +  $  
QST intake (QST paid X x, maximum : x $):  $  
- If the purchase price is less than x $, multiply by 1

- If the purchase price is between x $ et x $,
multiply the result by the following equation :
(x $ - purchase price)/x 		X  $  
QST rebate granted to the individual  $ -  $
Net purchase price paid by the individual =  $  

Warning

Using the calculator in 2011 implies that you have signed a preliminary contract after 1 January 2011. For all contracts signed before December 31, 2010, you must use the calculator in 2010.

Important Note

The use of preliminary contracts of APCHQ requires that you complete the B method in claim forms for new housing rebates (FP-2190). Method B proposed and accepted by Revenue Quebec is in full compliance with the design approach advocated by the APCHQ that appears on the preliminary contracts.
Method A is, in turn, in accordance with the so-called legal tax calculations. With method A, you will get a new housing rebate higher than the method B, but you will also have a higher QST paid. In net, the overall result is the same in both cases.

Caution

Before granting direct new housing rebates in GST and QST, the seller must verify the eligibility of the client. To do this, you must ensure the following:
  • property sold to be used as a main residence of the purchaser, or a close relative (parent, child or spouse). In this regard, we suggest you ask your solicitor to include in the deed a statement from the purchaser.
  • land and home are required to be sold simultaneously.
  • In the case of building a house on land belonging to the customer (contract), the contractor shall in no event shall deduct the tax rebate for new home sales price. The buyer must itself make his request directly to the Department of Revenue.
  • The same caution applies to buyers who make a purchase in order to rent the house.

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