How do I determine if my employer is a GST registrant for the purpose of determining my eligibility for the Employee GST/HST Rebate (form GST370)?

eric-kinley · ‎October 31, 2019

TurboTaxKim · ‎October 31, 2019

If your employer is a GST/HST Registrant, they will have a GST/HST Number which they will have to supply you with to enter on the GST370 Rebate form. Most businesses are registrants if their income exceeds $30,000, however the following are excluded:

Employer's who are a listed financial institution as defined in the Excise Tax Act (for example, an entity that was at any time during the year a bank, an investment dealer, a trust company, an insurance company, a credit union, or a corporation whose principal business was lending money)

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lerds99 · ‎April 21, 2024

I can't tell if my employer is a GST/HST registrant. I work for a public university. Is there any where I can verify this? On their website, it says "As a not-for-profit, charitable organization, the University is exempt from paying income tax. However, there are activities that may be subject to withholdings and other taxes."

TurboTaxBrenda · ‎April 22, 2024

Most not-for-profit charitable organizations do not need to be GST/HST registrants. You will need to contact them to ask if they are or not.

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How do I determine if my employer is a GST registrant for the purpose of determining my eligibility for the Employee GST/HST Rebate (form GST370)?

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