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Sales Tax for Non-resident Suppliers in Saskatchewan

Mandatory Sales Tax System Registration for Certain Non-resident Suppliers in Saskatchewan: A Reminder

Mandatory registration: Changes retroactive to april 1, 2017

While more than a year has passed since the amendments to Saskatchewan’s provincial sales tax (PST) system were assented to, it’s important to remember the main features of these changes since, even today, they have a significant impact on some commercial entities doing business in that province.

As a reminder, on May 30, 2018, Royal Assent was given to the amendments proposed by the Government of Saskatchewan regarding the PST registration criteria for non-resident suppliers. These changes, effective retroactively to April 1, 2017, broaden the tax base to include non-resident suppliers who make sales of tangible property and certain other taxable services to consumers in Saskatchewan.

Read the document below for more information.

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