On July 1, 2010, Ontario's tax system will see its biggest change in a generation with the introduction of a single, harmonized sales tax (HST).

Many Ontarians will also receive a personal income tax cut on January 1, 2010.

A recent report found that as a result of the comprehensive tax package, Ontario will see 591,000 net new jobs within ten years.

To assist businesses in the move to the HST, Ontario has introduced transitional rules. For more information on the transitional rules, please read the information notice.

Ontario has announced additional exemptions for the provincial portion of the HST for qualifying prepared food and beverages sold for $4.00 or less and print newspapers.

Learn more about the benefits of the HST.

Ontario Child Benefit

The Ontario Child Benefit is financial support for low-income families to help provide for their children. In July 2009, eligible families saw an increase in their monthly payments.

Land Transfer Tax Refund for First-time Homebuyers

First-time homebuyers may be eligible for a land transfer tax refund of up to $2,000.

Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant

Seniors with low and moderate incomes who own their own homes may receive an annual grant to help offset their property taxes.

Minister Wilkinson's Speaking Engagements

PST-GST/HST Seminars

Operating a business can take a lot of time and paperwork. Then there are the taxes. How can you make it easier to handle the PST and GST, and how will the HST work? Find out at one of our free tax information seminars.

Tax Information Forum

This free one-day event provides you with an opportunity to access valuable information on key tax and business programs administered in Ontario.

Scientific Research and Experimental Development Seminars