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Canada GST/HST Calculator

Calculate Canadian Sales TaxInstantly & Accurately

Free GST/HST calculator for all Canadian provinces and territories. Forward and reverse calculations with real-time results.

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Quick Answer: Current Canadian GST/HST Rates 2026

What is current GST/HST rate?

5% to 15% depending on province. Alberta, NWT, Nunavut, and Yukon have the lowest at 5% GST only. New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island have the highest at 15% HST.

Formula:

Forward: Amount × (1 + Tax Rate)

Reverse: Total ÷ (1 + Tax Rate)

How to calculate GST/HST?

Select your province from our calculator below, then choose "Add Tax"  (multiply) or "Remove Tax"  (divide). The calculator automatically applies the correct rate for GST, HST, PST, or QST.

Read Canada GST/HST Complete Guide

Source & Verification

Source: Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
Last Verified: February 13, 2026
Scope: All 13 provinces and 3 territories
Rate Type: GST (5%), HST (13-15%), PST (varies), QST (9.975%)

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Enter up to 2 decimal places. Maximum supported amount is $10,000,000.00.

Did you know?

Ontario's HST simplifies tax collection with a single 13% rate

Tax rates last verified: 2026-02-13. Confirm with CRA for legal or filing decisions.

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Tip for businesses

Use reverse mode on receipts to isolate reclaimable GST/HST before bookkeeping.

Provincial Tax Rate Comparison

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AB
5%
$105.00
NT
5%
$105.00
NU
5%
$105.00
YT
5%
$105.00
SK
11%
$111.00
BC
12%
$112.00
MB
12%
$112.00
ON
13%
$113.00
NS
14%
$114.00
QC
14.975%
$114.98
NB
15%
$115.00
NL
15%
$115.00
PE
15%
$115.00
ProvinceTax TypeRateTax on $100Total with Tax
Alberta
Lowest
GST
5%
$5.00$105.00
Northwest Territories
Lowest
GST
5%
$5.00$105.00
Nunavut
Lowest
GST
5%
$5.00$105.00
Yukon
Lowest
GST
5%
$5.00$105.00
Saskatchewan
GST+PST
11%
$11.00$111.00
British Columbia
GST+PST
12%
$12.00$112.00
Manitoba
GST+PST
12%
$12.00$112.00
Ontario
HST
13%
$13.00$113.00
Nova Scotia
HST
14%
$14.00$114.00
Quebec
GST+QST
14.975%
$14.98$114.98
New Brunswick
Highest
HST
15%
$15.00$115.00
Newfoundland & Labrador
Highest
HST
15%
$15.00$115.00
Prince Edward Island
Highest
HST
15%
$15.00$115.00

Lowest Tax Rate (5%)

Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon

Tax on $100: $5.00

Mid Tax Rates

Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec

Tax on $100: $11.00 - $14.98

Highest Tax Rate (15%)

New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward Island

Tax on $100: $15.00

Tip for shoppers

Compare provinces for large purchases. The gap between 5% and 15% is meaningful.

How to Use This GST/HST Calculator

1Forward Calculation (Add Tax)

Use this mode when you know the pre-tax price and want to calculate the total amount including tax. For example, if a product costs $100 before tax in Ontario (13% HST), the total would be $113.00.

2Reverse Calculation (Remove Tax)

Use this mode when you know the final price (including tax) and want to find the pre-tax amount. This is helpful for reviewing receipts or understanding how much tax you actually paid.

Understanding Canadian Sales Taxes

Canada has a complex sales tax system with different rates across provinces:

GST (5%)

Alberta, NWT, Nunavut, Yukon

HST (13-15%)

ON, NS, NB, NL, PE

GST + PST (11-12%)

BC, MB, SK

GST + QST (14.975%)

Quebec only

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between GST, HST, and PST?

GST is a federal tax of 5%. HST combines GST with provincial tax into a single rate. PST is a separate provincial sales tax that is added on top of GST in some provinces.

Why does Quebec have a different tax system?

Quebec administers its own provincial sales tax (QST), which is calculated on the same sale amount as GST. The QST rate is 9.975%, making the total tax rate 14.975%.

Are these tax rates accurate today?

These rates reflect the latest public rates in effect. Tax rates can change, so always verify with the Canada Revenue Agency for official rates.

Do I need to charge GST/HST on all sales?

Businesses with over $30,000 in annual revenue must register for GST/HST. Small businesses below this threshold may be exempt. Consult the CRA website for specific requirements.

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Important

This calculator supports common consumer and small-business use. For filings and legal reporting, verify against CRA guidance.