Question About Out-Of-Town Orders

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the tax implications for catalog shows involving out-of-town orders, specifically regarding the application of PST and GST in Canada. Participants share their understanding of tax rates based on the provinces involved.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about charging PST for a catalog show in Calgary from Winnipeg, noting Alberta's lack of PST.
  • Another participant mentions that in the US, tax is based on the customer's location, suggesting a similar approach may apply in Canada.
  • Several users clarify that GST is the federal tax and PST is provincial, with one noting that Albertans do not pay PST.
  • One participant shares their experience that the tax rate may automatically adjust based on the address entered in the system.
  • Another participant expresses uncertainty and considers contacting headquarters for an official answer.
  • One participant confirms that the entire show will be shipped to Calgary, reinforcing the need to adjust the tax rate accordingly.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of tax application, with some participants providing insights based on personal experience while others express uncertainty. No clear consensus emerges on the best course of action.

Contextual Notes

The discussion is focused on tax regulations as they pertain to catalog shows across different provinces in Canada, reflecting personal experiences and interpretations of tax rules.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants involved in catalog shows or those managing out-of-town orders may find the shared experiences and insights relevant to their practices.

PamperedK
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I am in Winnipeg (clearly!) and I'm doing a catalog show for someone in Calgary. Am I correct in thinking I don't charge PST since AB doesn't have PST?
 
I'm guessing PST is the tax in Canada? I know that in the US if the order is being direct shipped, the customer pays their tax rate, not the hosts's tax rate. If there is no tax in their state/county, then they don't pay tax. Hope that helps.
 
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Yeah, that helps, thanks.GST is the Federal tax and PST is provincial tax. Albertans are lucky - they don't pay PST on anything!! So I would just adjust the tax rate in PP when I input the show??
 
When you enter her address is may automatically adjust to no tax when you set the province. If not then you can set it manually.
 
Hmm...that is a hard question. I think I might call HO for the official answer...and I'd be interested to know if you find out!
 
Winnipegk said:
I am in Winnipeg (clearly!) and I'm doing a catalog show for someone in Calgary. Am I correct in thinking I don't charge PST since AB doesn't have PST?

Correct. Is the whole show being shipped to Calgary? If so, then you can change the tax rate for the whole show. If the host is from Manitoba and they have a guest from Alberta, you can change the tax rate for that guest with the special tax button.
 
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Thank you!!! The whole show will be shipped to Calgary.
 

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