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A business must register for GST/HST once it exceeds $30,000 in revenue over four consecutive calendar quarters, and generally has 29 days to register once that threshold is passed. GST/HST returns can be filed monthly, quarterly, or annually, depending on the business’s assigned reporting period and revenue. Input tax credits let a registered business recover the GST/HST it pays on business expenses, reducing the net amount remitted to the CRA.
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Once your revenue exceeds $30,000 over four consecutive calendar quarters, you must register. If you exceed the threshold in a single quarter, you generally have 29 days to register.
It depends on your assigned reporting period, which can be monthly, quarterly, or annually based on your revenue and how the CRA has set up your account.
An input tax credit allows a GST/HST registrant to recover the GST/HST paid on eligible business purchases and expenses, reducing the net tax remitted.