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Tax Court of Canada Confirms Gst Hst Is

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This is a narrow tax court ruling on GST/HST liability for a specific commercial property conversion. No broad commercial mechanism, supply chain impact, or price effect is identified. The case is limited to individual tax liability and does not affect any sector or commodity.

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  • Tax Court of Canada ruled on Moseley v. The King on March 24, 2026.
  • Appellant liable for GST/HST on commercial building purchase valued at $425,000.
  • First floor taxable, second floor exempt; $10,625 GST/HST assessment upheld.
  • $425 failure-to-file penalty vacated due to retroactive cancellation of GST/HST registration.
  • Registration cancelled retroactively to September 14, 2006.

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