All resident and non-resident financial corporations operating a permanent establishment within the province are required to pay Financial Corporation Capital Tax on its taxable capital. The Financial Corporation Capital Tax Act defines a financial corporation as a bank, trust...
1. Agreement The Subscriber is deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions set out herein, which form the contract between the Government of PEI, Department of Finance, Taxation and Property records Division (“Taxation and Property Records”), and the Subscriber in respect to...
This section provides an overview of the Marked Fuel Permit - Tax Exemption Program including information on eligibility, how to apply, program compliance and the responsibilities of a Marked Fuel Permit holder. What is the Marked Fuel Permit - Tax Exemption Program? The Marked...
Complete the Request for Refund of Real Property Transfer Tax form and send it to the Taxation and Property Records Division.
This section provides information on the public registry of property ownership documents including legislative authority, registry offices and registration rates. What is the Registry of Deeds? Under the authority of the Registry Act, the Registrar of Deeds provides a public...
This section provides information on how to update the owner name when a mobile home is sold or if it is relocated. The name used for setting up your property tax account is the name of the property owner(s) as specified on the Deed registered in the provincial land registry...
This section provides general information on Gasoline Tax including legislative authority, fuel type definitions and remittance requirements. What amendments have been made to the Gasoline Tax Act? Amendments to the Gasoline Tax Act have recently been passed in the PEI...
This section provides information on how to update the owner name when a mobile home is sold or if it is relocated. The name used for setting up your property tax account is the name of the property owner(s) as specified on the Deed registered in the provincial land registry...
The Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) consists of a provincial sales tax of 10 per cent and a federal goods and services tax of 5 per cent for a combined rate of 15 per cent. It is collected from consumers at the point of sale. Information related to supplies subject to HST in PEI...
The Enriched Investment Tax Credit complements the existing PEI Corporate Investment Tax Credit of 10 per cent. The tax credit is applied to certain capital investments made by manufacturing and processing businesses. Who is eligible for Enriched Investment Tax Credit? To be an eligible applicant, a business must be located in Prince Edward Island and: be registered to do business and actively operating in Prince Edward Island; manufactures, processes, or develops goods or services primarily for export; operates within one of these strategic sectors: bioscience aerospace and defence advanced...