Canadian GST & PST
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Non-Canadian businesses must register for GST if sales to Canada exceed $30,000 CAD. Storing inventory or using fulfillment centers also triggers GST obligations. Canada has federal GST and provincial PST, with some provinces requiring separate PST registration.
How We Do Canadian GST
Yonda is dedicated to non-resident businesses CAN GST compliance. We handle the complexities of selling into Canada, ensuring you’re fully compliant and can focus on growing your business without the hassle of tax regulations.
Yonda identifies CAN GST registration requirements for your business.

Yonda handles your CAN GST registration & onboards you to our platform.
Yonda’s platform automates CAN GST return filing and compliance review.
We supply on-demand GST expert guidance, handle all tax office comms, audits, and account management.
We Integrate with Your Tech Stack
Filing your Canadian GST returns with Yonda is simple. Simply connect with the business applications youalready use to begin automatically calculating and generating tax reports.
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Comply with Canada’s GST regulations and ensure you’re collecting and remitting the correct taxes. Our service provides full support for businesses selling into Canada.
Australia
If you’re selling into Australia, we help you navigate GST registration and compliance once your sales exceed AUD 75,000. Our team provides tailored support for non-Australian businesses.
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Sales tax is a state-specific requirement. If you store inventory in a 3PL warehouse or your sales exceed state thresholds, you may be obligated to collect and remit sales tax. Our team simplifies compliance by helping you understand your obligations and automating your entire sales tax process.
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Canadian GST FAQ
1. How does GST and PST impact my business when I sell to customers in Canada?
Canada applies both a federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) at 5% and various Provincial Sales Taxes (PST), which range from 6-10% depending on the province. Some provinces use a combined Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), blending federal and provincial taxes, with rates from 13-15%. Whether you need to charge these taxes depends on your sales threshold and fulfillment model.
2. What is GST/PST registration, and when do I need to do it?
GST registration allows businesses to charge federal GST (or HST where applicable), required once your sales to Canadian customers exceed $30,000 CAD. Some provinces may also require separate PST registration, depending on your total sales and whether you store inventory or use fulfillment centers in Canada. Registering ensures you’re compliant with both federal and provincial tax obligations.
3. How does GST/PST registration impact my profit margins?
Registering for GST and PST means adding these taxes to your prices, which may impact customer pricing and profit margins. However, being registered allows you to claim back GST on business expenses in Canada, potentially improving cash flow. Efficient management of these taxes can help maintain profitability while ensuring compliance.
4. How do I set up GST and PST at checkout on my e-commerce website for sales to Canada?
Many e-commerce platforms allow you to set GST, PST, and HST rates based on the customer’s location in Canada. After registration, you should enable these settings so that taxes are automatically calculated and collected at checkout. Consulting with a tax expert can help ensure accurate tax settings and compliance across Canadian provinces.
5. Once I am registered for GST/PST, what are my compliance requirements and reporting obligations?
After registration, you’ll need to submit regular GST and, if applicable, PST returns, usually quarterly or annually depending on your sales volume. Staying compliant with each province’s filing requirements is essential, and specialized software or a tax expert can help manage deadlines and avoid penalties. Proper filing helps keep your business running smoothly and compliant across Canada.
6. What is import GST, and how does it affect my e-commerce business in Canada?
Import GST is a 5% tax on goods brought into Canada, typically paid upon arrival. If you’re registered for GST, you can claim back this tax as an input tax credit, improving cash flow and cost efficiency. Accurately managing import GST is essential for competitive pricing and compliance when selling in Canada.