I just found out that I can claim the GST I paid on rent as an ITC. How can I get this back?
Monday, March 22nd, 2010 at
2:48 pm
Is there an adjustment form I need to fill out or claim it on my next GST return? I figure I’m going to need to explain such a large ITC. It’s been 3 years since we opened the business and haven’t claimed the GST on rent since then.
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Eis het bij uw volgende terugkeer GST.
" Uw ITCs moet in een terugkeer worden geëistu GST/HST die door de vervaldatum van de terugkeer voor de laatste rapporteringsperiode wordt ingediend die binnen vier jaar na het eind van de rapporteringsperiode beëindigt waarin ITC eerst cl kon geweest zijnl]Claim it on your next GST return.
“Your ITCs must be claimed in a GST/HST return filed by the due date of the return for the last reporting period that ends within four years after the end of the reporting period in which the ITC could have first been claimed.”
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