A number of tax changes will be coming into effect in the New Year that will give Islanders more disposable income. The basic personal income tax amount will be raised to $10,000 from $9,160, the small business tax rate will drop by another 0.5 per cent to 3 per cent, and the low...
Individuals or businesses who hold valid marked fuel permits, and who are eligible to purchase marked gasoline or marked diesel oil are listed in this database. To confirm if a customer is eligible to purchase marked gasoline or marked diesel oil, enter the permit number, or the...
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This section provides information on payment options available to Property Tax payers. Some of these payment options vary depending on whether the payer is a corporation or an individual. Refer to the following for a full list of payment options for this particular tax. What...
This section provides information on payment options available to Gasoline Tax payers. Some of these payment options vary depending on whether the payer is a corporation or an individual. Refer to the following for a full list of payment options for this particular tax. What...
The provincial government is making it easier than ever for people to find information about tender award results. PEI’s procurement website now offers the results of public tenders all in one area. This will save people time and effort when they’re looking for this information...
The provincial government will again deliver a balanced budget while continuing to invest in frontline services like healthcare, education and families. Finance Minister Heath MacDonald presented the 2018-19 operating budget to the Legislative Assembly today. The budget is...
All tobacco manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers operating in PEI must be licensed with the Provincial Tax Commissioner. It is illegal to sell or offer tobacco in PEI if you are not licensed and it is illegal to purchase tobacco products from someone who is not a licensed...
Today, Premier Dennis King and Finance Minister Darlene Compton delivered government’s 2020-21 operating budget that outlines $2.5 billion in spending for programs to assist Islanders, businesses, and industry recover from COVID-19, while optimistically turning an eye to the...
Today, Premier Dennis King and Finance Minister Darlene Compton presented the 2020-21 provincial budget which outlines $2.2 billion in planned investments in Islanders, environment, business and primary sectors. “As challenging as the past few months have been, we have an...