Free Canadian sales tax calculator and rate guidesRates checked against CRA and provincial sources · Updated November 8, 2026
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Canada sales tax calculator · 2026 rates

GST, HST and PST, worked out in one step.

Pick a province, type a price, and see exactly how much tax applies. Switch to reverse mode to pull the tax back out of a receipt total.

5%Federal GST, everywhere
13–15%HST in five provinces
14.975%Quebec (GST + QST)
$30,000Small supplier threshold

2026 sales tax rates by province

General rates for most purchases
Province or territoryTax typeFederalProvincialTotal
AlbertaGST5%—5%
British ColumbiaGST + PST5%7%12%
ManitobaGST + RST5%7%12%
New BrunswickHST5%10%15%
Newfoundland and LabradorHST5%10%15%
Northwest TerritoriesGST5%—5%
Nova ScotiaHST5%9%14%
NunavutGST5%—5%
OntarioHST5%8%13%
Prince Edward IslandHST5%10%15%
QuebecGST + QST5%9.975%14.975%
SaskatchewanGST + PST5%6%11%
YukonGST5%—5%

Nova Scotia's HST fell from 15% to 14% on April 1, 2025. Some goods and services are zero-rated or exempt, and provinces with a separate PST have their own exemptions. Read the full rate guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the GST rate in Canada in 2026?

The federal Goods and Services Tax is 5% in every province and territory. In the five HST provinces it's built into a single harmonized rate rather than charged separately.

Which provinces charge HST?

Ontario (13%), Nova Scotia (14%), New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island (15% each).

How do I remove HST from a total?

Divide the total by 1 plus the tax rate. For Ontario's 13% HST, a $113 total divided by 1.13 gives a $100 pre-tax price and $13 of HST. Use reverse mode in the calculator to do this for any province.

Which province's tax applies when I buy online?

Generally the rate of the province the goods are shipped to, not where the seller is based.

Is there sales tax on groceries in Canada?

Basic groceries such as milk, bread, fresh fruit and vegetables are zero-rated, so no GST or HST is charged on them anywhere in Canada. Snacks, soft drinks and prepared food are generally taxable.