Canadian Form GST44

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What is a GST44 used for?

Form GST44 is used by purchasers and vendors to jointly elect to have no GST/HST payable on the sale of a business or part of a business as a going concern. This election facilitates the transfer of business assets without the immediate burden of GST/HST, provided certain conditions are met.

Who needs to fill out a GST44 form

The purchaser and vendor of a business or part of a business as a going concern, who wish to elect for no GST/HST to be payable on the transaction.

How to fill out a GST44 online?

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Ensure both parties complete and sign their respective sections.
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It allows purchasers and vendors to jointly elect to have no GST/HST payable on the sale of a business or part of a business as a going concern.

It is not required if the sale does not qualify as a sale of a business or part of a business as a going concern.

The form is not filed with the CRA but should be retained by both parties for their records.

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