For accounting professionals and financial executives, The
Complete Guide to the Goods and Services Tax helps you find everything you
need to know about GST and HST, quickly and easily. Consolidated to June 30,
2007, Ernst & Young's Complete Guide to the Goods and Services Tax
is written by a team of Ernst & Young tax professionals, under the
direction of Peter Wood, FCA.
Since the GST was introduced in 1990, new
legislation, regulations, and changes to administrative practice continue to
impact the mechanics and application of the tax. The myriad amendments to the
law and administrative practice have resulted in the GST becoming increasingly
complex. It’s even more critical to be on top of this tax. That’s why
every financial executive and professional advisor needs an easy-to-use, yet
comprehensive, GST reference source.
Topically organized, comprehensive,
and up-to-date, Ernst & Young's Complete Guide to the Goods and Services
Tax provides clear, authoritative guidance and takes you through the
revised tax rules — with extensive examples and cross-references to CRA
memoranda, policy statements, guides, and forms.
Two volumes - complete
and comprehensive:
- Volume 1 - Commentary and Analysis (can be purchased separately
or as part of complete set). See below for more details.
- Volume 2 - Annotated Excise Tax Act, with Consolidated
Explanatory Notes and a topical index (can be purchased separately or as part
of complete set). See below for more details.
Edited by Peter H. Wood, FCA, Ernst & Young LLP. Associate
Editor: Irene J. David.
Published by the Canadian Institute of Chartered
Accountants, 2007.
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