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Are wording changes required for brochures, flyers, advertisements, catalogues, signs, coupons and rebate forms?

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Are wording changes required for brochures, flyers, advertisements, catalogues, signs, coupons and rebate forms?

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If a supplier is a GST registrant that uses tax-included pricing will have to change signs, advertisements, catalogues and invoices to show the new rate of tax included in the price. Where the supplier does not use GST/HST included pricing, advertising materials and receipts or invoices issued by the supplier must be changed to show the new total amount of tax payable on the supply (that amount will now include both a federal and provincial tax component) or the new total of the rates of tax payable (will now include a federal and provincial component). Point-of-sale rebates for the provincial portion of the HST on certain goods will be deducted by retailers and only the federal portion of the tax will be shown on the invoice, so no change to invoicing will, in fact, be required. 5. What types of provincial sales tax (PST) capabilities need to be retained in the system after HST implementation? In Ontairo, PST will continue to apply to insurance premiums. Otherwise, with the exception

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