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Government has implemented legislation and regulation on cannabis to keep cannabis out of the hands of youth, reduce the illegal market for cannabis and protect the health and safety of Islanders. Penalties What are the penalties for breaking the laws on cannabis? You could...
Did you buy a new car or eat a lot of lobster last year? You’re not alone. In 2015 Islanders bought more cars and lobster than ever before. Our population and economy continue to grow and we’re shipping more of our world-class products around the globe than we ever have before...
This section provides information on the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) for Prince Edward Island interprovincial and interstate carriers. Under this agreement Prince Edward Island can issue a fuel tax license to Island carriers, which allows them to travel in all IFTA...
The purpose of the Grant-In-Lieu Taxes program is to provide limited financial support for approved non-profit organizations, community groups, or municipalities that are providing specified services in the community by forgiving (crediting) non-commercial provincial property taxes. Who is eligible? Non-profit organizations may be eligible for a Grant-in-Lieu of Property Taxes on the non-commercial portion of provincial real property taxes on properties they own or lease from the Province of PEI. What specific services are eligible? Property used for the following purposes may qualify if owned...
The Estimates represent the financial plan of the province for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 2001, and are presented by the government in support of its request to the Legislative Assembly for authority to spend public monies.
The Estimates represent the financial plan of the province for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 2000, and are presented by the government in support of its request to the Legislative Assembly for authority to spend public monies.
The Estimates represent the financial plan of the province for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 2002, and are presented by the government in support of its request to the Legislative Assembly for authority to spend public monies.
The Estimates represent the financial plan of the province for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 1999, and are presented by the government in support of its request to the Legislative Assembly for authority to spend public monies.