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Whaler
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Hi Just wondered when I buy a used boat in a private sale what taxes apply just for the trailer , what about the boat ????Thanks inadvance
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Beemer ~~~~Thanks for the news must adjust the totals 
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Sitkaspruce
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Whaler
Get a bill of sale for the trailer and one for the boat (hull only). Take in the BOS for the trailer for your insurance and then take in the BOS for the hull when you register. Saves time and money as the tax man will get you.
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SS
Get a bill of sale for the trailer and one for the boat (hull only). Take in the BOS for the trailer for your insurance and then take in the BOS for the hull when you register. Saves time and money as the tax man will get you.
Cheers
SS
Does anybody but me wonder why PST is paid over and over again on the same item? Does it not seem a little unfair to keep paying tax on top of tax? I saw a good one the other day where the PST was called the "Social Services Tax". I guess this makes you feel better about getting screwed.
Highliner
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Sitkaspruce
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It has been over a year for me...but I hear they DO catch up with you, so we have the $$$ sitting in one of those Tax Free Saving accounts just sitting there waiting for when they do come a calling.
My understanding is that they will catch up with you sooner or later.
Cheers
SS
Highliner
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Don't forget your paying the pst with after-tax income.[B)] I'm not against paying taxes, but charging the same tax on an item that has already been taxed is a concept that only government could come up with.
Highliner
www.salmonboats.ca
[B)] I'm not against paying taxes, but charging the same tax on an item that has already been taxed is a concept that only government could come up with.Highliner
www.salmonboats.ca
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Whaler
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Ya I checked And either pay all your 7% on both boat and trailer at transfer time or a s eperate 7 % pst slip just keep it cause they do double check later to try get more later new , used ,private or dealer
scott craven
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I shouldn't say this out loud but...
i applied to Service Canada almost 2 years ago and got my boat licence.
so far no bill for PST, are they linked to the Tax dept. ??
i applied to Service Canada almost 2 years ago and got my boat licence.
so far no bill for PST, are they linked to the Tax dept. ??
Sitkaspruce
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I was dicussing this last night with friends and one said that due to the Freedom of Info act, the Prov has to apply for the feds info and they have not beeen doing that. He says he got that from SC, but you can take it with a grain of salt. He is a stand up guy, so no BS from him, but maybe the SC person was talking to impress folks...who knows.
I will wait and see if we get a bill.
Cheers
SS
I will wait and see if we get a bill.
Cheers
SS
scott craven
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So, what if you just don't pay it ?
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The Fish Assassin
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Mine arn't [8D]
Take only what you need.
beemer
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If you haven't paid the tax your boat may not be registered to you.The provincial tax dept DOES share its tax info with the federal CRA under a new "understanding".
As soon as the Pleasure operator card becomes mandatory November 2009 the word is the heat is going to be turned up on boat owners. Look for boat ramp and marina enforcement for registration numbers properly displayed , registration and ownership papers on board and boat inspections for PFD's and flares.
Not sure where the manpower will come from , but if DFO is writing tickets and making money my guess is they are going to be milking the cow pretty hard.
As soon as the Pleasure operator card becomes mandatory November 2009 the word is the heat is going to be turned up on boat owners. Look for boat ramp and marina enforcement for registration numbers properly displayed , registration and ownership papers on board and boat inspections for PFD's and flares.
Not sure where the manpower will come from , but if DFO is writing tickets and making money my guess is they are going to be milking the cow pretty hard.
beemer
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found a good page that explains it all.
http://boating.ncf.ca/license.html
http://boating.ncf.ca/license.html
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The Fish Assassin
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https://www.sbr.gov.bc.ca/documents_library/bulletins/sst_114.pdf
This is a better explaination.
Take only what you need.
This is a better explaination.
Take only what you need.
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