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Canadian Sales Tax Setup (GST/HST) After QuickBooks Migration

Written by Lisa Potter

Yes, AccountEdge fully supports Canadian sales tax including GST, HST, and all provincial variations. The Canadian version is specifically designed to handle Canada's sales tax requirements.

What AccountEdge Canada Handles

  • GST (Goods and Services Tax)

  • HST (Harmonized Sales Tax)

  • Provincial sales taxes (PST, QST, etc.)

  • Multiple tax combinations on single transactions

  • Tax-exempt customers and transactions

  • Multi-provincial businesses with different tax rates

Tax Setup During QuickBooks Migration

DIY File Cabinet Method

Your existing QuickBooks tax codes and account setup transfer when you import your chart of accounts. Most tax configuration carries over automatically. We highly recommend that you review the set up of your Canadian sales tax code list in AccountEdge after any conversion to make sure your codes are correctly configured.

Professional Conversion Service

Complete tax setup including historical tax data, complex multi-jurisdictional codes, and verified configuration for your specific business needs.

Canadian Tax Reports Available

  • AccountEdge provides the reports you need for Canadian tax compliance:

  • GST/HST return preparation reports

  • Tax reconciliation and audit trails

  • Input tax credit calculations

  • Provincial tax summaries

Getting Help with Tax Setup

Professional help: The conversion service includes complete tax setup as part of migration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I import my QuickBooks tax setup directly? Yes, both migration methods transfer your existing tax configuration to AccountEdge.

Does AccountEdge handle multi-provincial tax scenarios? Yes, you can set up different tax codes for customers in different provinces with varying tax requirements.

Can I file my GST/HST return directly from AccountEdge? AccountEdge generates all the reports you need for filing, but you'll file through the CRA's system or with your accountant as usual.

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