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Queen’s University receives a partial refund of GST and HST that it pays. This refund is passed to departments and/or research projects by charging only non-refundable portion of taxes to accounts.
For a department or a research project to access this refund,taxes must be correctly calculated on claim forms.
| Province | HST/GST | PST |
| Ontario, New Brunswick, Newfoundland | 13% | None |
| Nova Scotia | 15% | None |
| British Columbia | 12% | None |
| Alberta | 5% | None |
| Northwest Territories | 5% | None |
| Yukon | 5% | None |
| Nunavut | 5% | None |
| Saskatchewan | 5% | 5% |
| Manitoba | 5% | 7% |
| Quebec | 5% | *9.5% |
| Prince Edward Island | 5% | *10% |
Last updated July 2012
* The sales tax in Quebec and PEI is applied to the total of the selling price plus the GST
(Applicable for provinces where HST is charged – BC, Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland or only GST is charged – NWT, Nunavut, Yukon, Alberta – this manual calculation cannot be used for Quebec or PEI)
Total (amount of receipt) divided by (1 + applicable HST/GST per above table) e.g. 1.13 (ON) = amount before tax. Then subtract the total after tax from the total before tax to get the amount of tax paid.
ON receipt where the HST/GST is 13%: to calculate amount of tax included in a $10.00 receipt:
$10.00 / 1.13 = $8.85 (amount before tax)
$10.00 - $8.85 = $1.15 (amount of HST/GST paid)
HST/GST on a $10.00 receipt = $1.15
To assist you with your calculations, click on the table below to access the Excel table. Enter your information in the yellow cells. Data will be returned in the green cells.
PEI receipt where the HST/GST is 5%: to calculate amount of tax included in a $10.00 receipt: