Sales tax calculator Canada: every province at once

This sales tax calculator Canada tool shows the tax on one amount in all 13 provinces and territories at once. Combined rates run from 5% (Alberta, Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut) through 11–12% (Saskatchewan, BC, Manitoba), 13% (Ontario), 14% (Nova Scotia) and 14.975% (Quebec) to 15% (New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, PEI).

Sales tax in every province

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Sorted from the lowest to the highest combined rate.

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ProvinceRateTaxTotal
Alberta5%$5.00$105.00
Northwest Territories5%$5.00$105.00
Nunavut5%$5.00$105.00
Yukon5%$5.00$105.00
Saskatchewan11%$11.00$111.00
British Columbia12%$12.00$112.00
Manitoba12%$12.00$112.00
Ontario13%$13.00$113.00
Nova Scotia14%$14.00$114.00
Quebec14.975%$14.98$114.98
New Brunswick15%$15.00$115.00
Newfoundland and Labrador15%$15.00$115.00
Prince Edward Island15%$15.00$115.00

Lowest: 5% GST only in Alberta and the territories. Highest: 15% HST in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and PEI, where the total is $115.00.

Rates are general rates. Vehicles, alcohol, insurance and some services have special provincial rates or exemptions.

On this page
  1. Sales tax rates by province in Canada
  2. QST calculator: Quebec sales tax
  3. PST calculator: BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
  4. Example: sales tax on a $35,000 car
  5. Which province's rate applies?
  6. FAQ
  7. Sources

Sales tax rates by province in Canada

Canada's sales tax is the 5% federal GST everywhere plus, in most provinces, a provincial tax: either merged into a single HST or charged separately as PST, RST or QST.[cra_rates][rq_rates] The table lists every province and territory in November 2026.

Sales tax rates by province and territory, November 2026 (CRA; QST: Revenu Québec)
Province or territoryTypeGST/HSTPST/QST/RSTTotal
AlbertaGST5% GST—5%
Northwest TerritoriesGST5% GST—5%
NunavutGST5% GST—5%
YukonGST5% GST—5%
SaskatchewanGST + PST5% GST6% PST11%
British ColumbiaGST + PST5% GST7% PST12%
ManitobaGST + RST5% GST7% RST12%
OntarioHST13% HST—13%
Nova ScotiaHST14% HST—14%
QuebecGST + QST5% GST9.975% QST14.975%
New BrunswickHST15% HST—15%
Newfoundland and LabradorHST15% HST—15%
Prince Edward IslandHST15% HST—15%

Three systems exist side by side. GST only (Alberta and the three territories): 5%. HST (Ontario and the four Atlantic provinces): one combined tax collected by the CRA. GST plus a separate provincial tax: British Columbia PST 7%, Saskatchewan PST 6%, Manitoba retail sales tax 7%, and Quebec sales tax 9.975%, each collected by the province.

QST calculator: Quebec sales tax

Quebec charges 5% GST and 9.975% QST, both on the price before tax, for a combined 14.975%.[rq_rules] On $100 that is $5.00 GST and $9.98 QST, $114.98 in total, the example Revenu Québec uses. Before 2013 the QST was 9.5% charged on a price that already included GST; the rate was raised to 9.975% when GST was taken out of the base, so the effective rate stayed the same.[rq_rates] Choose Quebec in the GST calculator to see each line of a Quebec receipt.

PST calculator: BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba

The provincial sales tax is 7% in British Columbia, 6% in Saskatchewan and 7% (called retail sales tax) in Manitoba, charged on the price before GST.[cra_rates] A $100 purchase in Saskatchewan is $5.00 GST + $6.00 PST = $111.00. Unlike HST, PST is administered by the province: a business registers separately with the province, and the list of exempt items differs from the GST list.

Example: sales tax on a $35,000 car

On a $35,000 purchase the tax ranges from $1,750.00 in Alberta to $5,250.00 in Prince Edward Island at general rates. Provinces often apply special rules to vehicles (for example, tax on used vehicles bought privately), so treat this as the general-rate figure.

Sales tax on a $35,000 purchase at general rates
ProvinceRateTaxTotal
Alberta5%$1,750.00$36,750.00
Saskatchewan11%$3,850.00$38,850.00
British Columbia12%$4,200.00$39,200.00
Quebec14.975%$5,241.25$40,241.25
Ontario13%$4,550.00$39,550.00
Nova Scotia14%$4,900.00$39,900.00
Prince Edward Island15%$5,250.00$40,250.00

For an HST province, the HST calculator also splits each HST dollar into its federal and provincial parts.

Which province's rate applies?

The rate is set by where the sale is made under the GST/HST place-of-supply rules, not where the seller is. For goods, that is generally where they are delivered; a Toronto store shipping to a customer in Halifax charges Nova Scotia's 14% HST. Services and intangibles have their own rules based on the customer's address; the GST/HST guide sets out each rule with the CRA's examples. Sellers with taxable sales over $30,000 must register; see the small supplier test. Households get part of the tax back through the quarterly benefit listed on the GST payment dates page.

Frequently asked questions

Which province has the lowest sales tax in Canada?

Alberta, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut: only the 5% GST.

Which province has the highest sales tax?

New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island, at 15% HST. Quebec is close at 14.975%.

How do I calculate QST in Quebec?

Multiply the price before tax by 0.09975 for the QST and by 0.05 for the GST. $200 → $10.00 GST + $19.95 QST = $229.95.

What is the PST rate in BC?

7%, charged on the price before GST, for a combined 12% on most goods.

Sources

  1. GST/HST calculator (and rates): GST/HST and PST rates by province; GST/HST rates since April 1, 2013 · Canada Revenue Agency, page updated Apr 1, 2025; accessed Nov 14, 2026
  2. Tables of GST and QST Rates (QST 9.975% since January 1, 2013) · Revenu Québec, accessed Nov 14, 2026
  3. Basic Rules for Applying the GST/HST and QST (QST is calculated on the selling price excluding GST) · Revenu Québec, accessed Nov 14, 2026