If you're not registered as part of the GST/HST program in relation to your employment, you can list the employment expenses as zero-rated/exempt.
If you personally have a registered GST/HST number associated with your employment, you would list your expenses in the GST or HST column.
If you're not registered as part of the GST/HST program in relation to your employment, you can list the employment expenses as zero-rated/exempt.
If you personally have a registered GST/HST number associated with your employment, you would list your expenses in the GST or HST column.
What does this mean?
"If you're not registered as part of the GST/HST program in relation to your employment"?
For those who work for a major non-profit/charity organization, do we fill out the "zero-rated and exempt" field?
@Oneka Your employer needs to be registered to collect GST/HST for you to be able to claim the GST370 Employee and Partner GST/HST Rebate.
You would enter your expenses based on what sales tax you paid on it. If the expense was either exempt from tax or zero-rated, then you can enter your amount in that column.
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