is there pst on safety equipment in bc?
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You do not charge PST on related services provided to exempt safety equipment or protective clothing.
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If you purchase non-turbine aircraft at a private sale in BC, you must pay PST at 12% on the purchase price of the aircraft, unless a specific exemption applies. If you purchase parts for your non-turbine aircraft, you pay PST at 7%, unless a specific exemption applies.
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British Columbia. ... WHMIS requirements in British Columbia outline employer responsibilities for a WHMIS program which requires labels and SDSs (formerly MSDSs), as well as worker education and training. The current regulations have been in force since 1988.
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Hand-held Class 3B and 4 laser pointers are considered a danger to human health or safety under the CCPSA. They are therefore prohibited in Canada from being: sold.
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Canada. With the exception of Quebec, tire chains are mostly allowed "as needed" in Canada. In B.C. it is mandatory to carry them for commercial vehicles between October and March. AutoSock is approved in all states and provinces with tire chain laws, including British Columbia for vehicles up to 11794 kg (26001 lb).
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Guide Dogs and Service Dogs Guide and service dogs that are certified are allowed on public transit at all times. This does not include emotional support or therapy dogs. If you're using a guide or service dog while travelling on one of BC Transit's services, the animal must wear its harness or leash.
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Yes, you must charge PST on all taxable goods and services you sell in B.C., unless a specific exemption applies. ... However, you generally do not charge PST if you arrange for the goods to be shipped or delivered to a location outside B.C. For more information, see Delivery Charges (Bulletin PST 302) (PDF).
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Can I claim an input tax credit for the PST and QST? Only the QST imposed by Quebec is a creditable tax in which an input tax credit can be claimed by Quebec registered businesses. The PST in British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan does not provide an input tax for PST paid by the customer.
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Provincial sales tax (PST) is a retail sales tax that applies when a taxable good or service is purchased, acquired or brought into B.C., unless a specific exemption applies. The PST generally applies to: The purchase or lease of new and used goods in B.C.
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However, all businesses must pay PST on goods and services acquired for business use unless a specific exemption applies (see Taxable Purchases below). You also charge 10% PST on chill charges or other extra charges included in the selling price of liquor, except GST and bottle or can deposits.
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Farmers in BC Previously, farmers were exempt from paying PST on the cost of many items purchased for use in the farming business. If a farmer is registered to collect GST/HST, any HST paid on costs for the farming business are recoverable as input tax credits.
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Yes. Currently, British Columbia, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta and Yukon allow three-wheeled vehicles on road.
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In Canada, hazardous products are regulated by Canada's Hazardous Products Regulations (HPR), and Canada's national hazard communication standard, the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). ... In the USA, hazardous products are regulated by OSHA and its Hazard Communication Standard or HazCom 2012.
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The materials and equipment listed in this section are only exempt if they are obtained for use to conserve energy (e.g. by preventing heat loss from a building). Insulation that is designed to prevent heat transfer to or from hot water tanks, hot or cold water pipes, or ductwork is exempt from PST.
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Provincial sales tax (PST) is a retail sales tax that applies when a taxable good or service is purchased, acquired or brought into B.C., unless a specific exemption applies. ... The purchase or lease of new and used goods in B.C. Goods brought, sent or delivered into B.C. for use in B.C.
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Introduction and scope. The British Columbia helmet law came into effect from September 1996. It applies to all ages. Exemptions apply to children under 12 years riding non-chain driven 3 or 4-wheeled cycles; users of pedicabs and quadricycles; and people exempt on religious or medical grounds (MVA, 1996).
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You do not charge PST on delivery charges not related to the sale or lease of taxable goods, provided the goods are transported between locations within BC, or from a location in BC to outside BC (e.g. PST does not apply to charges for transporting a customer's furniture from Victoria to Vancouver, from Kamloops to ...