Businesses: Prepare for BC PST on more professional services
Tax alertEffective Oct. 1, 2026, businesses providing or purchasing certain professional services in BC must manage 7% PST and new compliance rules.

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Effective Oct. 1, 2026, businesses providing or purchasing certain professional services in BC must manage 7% PST and new compliance rules.
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