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My sales are consistently higher on my Landers because they link back to DN.ca, combined with the email address it makes it comfortable for a guest to communicate with me. I can explain appraisals and what the value of a domain really is.
Since a .ca has Canadian presence requirements, does that not mean every .ca sale is subject to gst/hst? so even if a company outside Canada buys a .ca it’s for its Canadian branch and gst must be charged? With other extensions non Canadian buyers don’t get charged the tax.
I think you meant $1,130 (instead of $1,113) in both paragraphs.Footnote...
Sales tax keeps the riff raff out of TBR because the non legitimate domainers cannot claim back the sales tax making their purchases 13% (or so) more expensive. Those of us with sales tax accounts simply claim it back and it is a wash. So if I bid $1000 it ends up costing me $1000. A domainers dabbling will pay $1,113 making his cost higher.
That does not sound like a lot until you get to 10k where it can make a $1,113 difference in your purchase price.
I think you meant $1,130 (instead of $1,113) in both paragraphs.
Ideally, all provinces would switch to HST (perhaps at different rates), instead of some provinces having their own separate sales taxes (e.g. BC, Quebec). I'm not going to register in those provinces, if a prospective counterparty is located there......they can incorporate an entity in Ontario. As governments work to reduce interprovincial trade barriers, this should be one of their priorities, as there's just too much paperwork.






