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Fuel wholesalers and sellers of certain fuel products in PEI must register as an agent to collect carbon levy on fuel sales. You need to apply for registration through Taxation and Property Records Division if you sell fuel in PEI as follows: Wholesale, licensed under IRAC...
Les avis d’impôt foncier 2025 de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard ont été postés et devraient parvenir aux propriétaires dans les prochains jours. Le premier paiement doit être effectué d’ici le 31 mai. On invite les propriétaires à prendre les mesures suivantes à la réception de leur...
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 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 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...
Effective April 10, 1991 the Province introduced an environment tax on all new pneumatic tires purchased or consumed in Prince Edward Island. This Environment Tax Notice outlines the application of the tax and the procedures for collecting and remitting the tax.
The purpose of this notice is to provide vendors with information on the application of environment tax (tire tax) to purchases of tires by First Nation individuals.
This Guide provides general descriptions of the temporary recapture of input tax credits (RITC) requirement that will apply as a result of the introduction of the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in Prince Edward Island (PEI). The RITC requirement will be proposed to be implem
Le gouvernement de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard va diminuer le taux d’intérêt sur les impôts fonciers impayés, une mesure annoncée dans le budget de fonctionnement de 2021-2022, en vue de réduire le fardeau financier des propriétaires fonciers de la province. Le taux de 1,5 % par mois...