Canada's GST Holiday tax cut ends soon and food will get more expensive

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Canadians who wish to take advantage of the GST leave will have to do so quickly, as this rest ends next week.

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Canada's GST Holiday tax cut ends soon and food will get more expensive

It's your last week to make the most of the GST break in Canada. In November, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the two-month GST cut on grocer…

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Final Days Of Canada’s GST Holiday: What You Need To Know Before It Ends

The two-month GST break introduced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in December 2024 is coming to an end. Canadians have less than a week left to take advantage of tax-free savings on groceries, restaurant meals, alcohol, and essential items before the policy expires on February 15, 2025. Table of ContentsWhat Was Included in the GST Tax Break?Was the GST Cut Enough? Critics Say NoDid the GST Holiday Make a Difference?Final Chance to Save Before…

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LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS ADDRESS THE TAX HOLIDAY – The Community Edition

Canadians received a temporary GST/HST tax break from Dec. 14, 2024 to Feb. 15, 2025. The Tax Break for All Canadians Act (Bill C-780) received Royal Assent as of Dec. 12, 2024, and is now recognized as a law.   During the tax break, no GST or HST is charged on qualifying items including but not limited to; food, alcohol and cannabis products, beverages, children’s clothing and restaurant dining/catering. PepsiCo and Coca-Cola have opted not to …

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Next week is the last week of the GST holiday – Heartland News

In November last year, Justin Trudeau announced a “GST holiday” that gave Canadians a break on GST for different things like food, lots of children’s products, some alcohol, and even Christmas trees. The tax break started on Dec. 14 and ends on Feb. 15, in other words next Saturday. The “holiday” was implemented to give Canadians a break because the cost of living is so high across the country.