What goods and services are classified as exempt?
The following are some examples of exempt goods and services: • previously owned or resold residential housing • long-term residential rents and residential condominium fees • most health, medical and dental services that are performed for medical reasons by licensed physicians or dentists • child care services (daycare services provided for less than 24-hours per day) provided primarily to children 14 years of age and younger • bridge, road and ferry tolls • legal aid services • educational services (courses leading to certificates or diplomas, as well as tutoring provided for a credit course) and music lessons • most goods and services provided by charities including those provided on a volunteer or cost-recovery basis • certain goods and services provided by non-profit organizations, governments and other selected public sector organizations (e.g.
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