First Nations Purchasers and Ontario RST
First Nations purchasers learn how to claim the 13 percent Ontario Retail Sales Tax exemption when buying off-road vehicles.
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The Farm-Use Exemption in Ontario
Ontario farmers buying off road vehicles can claim the retail sales tax exemption at ServiceOntario to avoid paying the thirteen percent provincial levy.
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Ontario’s Estate Transfer Exemption
Ontario estate transfer exemptions allow beneficiaries to avoid the thirteen percent retail sales tax on inherited all-terrain vehicles.
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The Family Gift Exemption in Ontario
Ontario family gift exemptions for ATVs and UTVs explain who qualifies to avoid paying thirteen percent retail sales tax.
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Ontario RST Paid at the Counter, Not to the Seller
Ontario Retail Sales Tax on private off-road vehicle sales is paid at ServiceOntario using the purchase price or wholesale value.
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Why ORVs Have No Red Book Value
Off-road vehicle valuation lacks Red Book data because ATVs and UTVs have inconsistent usage, hour meters, and diverse Ontario market conditions.
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Retail Sales Tax on an Ontario Private Sale
Retail sales tax on private ATV and UTV sales in Ontario explains the thirteen percent rate paid at ServiceOntario.
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What a Replacement Plate Costs in Ontario
Losing or mangling an ATV or UTV plate on Ontario trails is common; the replacement costs and steps to follow after branches, rollovers or mud take it away.
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Replacing a Lost Ontario ORV Plate
Replacing a lost Ontario off-road vehicle plate requires visiting a ServiceOntario centre with personal identification and ownership documents.
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Ontario Plates on the Rear of a Quad
Ontario Off-Road Vehicles Act regulations require riders to display the licence plate clearly on the rear of the machine.
