- Budget Measures Act, 2005 (No.2), Technical Amendments to Motor Fuels, Tobacco and Land Taxes Statutes
The Budget Measures Act, 2005 (No.2) (c.31, S.O. 2005) which received Royal Assent on December 15, 2005 includes technical amendments to the Fuel Tax Act, Gasoline Tax Act, Land Transfer Tax Act, Tobacco Tax Act and the Electricity Act, 1998 as it relates to the gross revenue charge. These technical amendments will improve administrative effectiveness, maintain the integrity and equity of the tax system and enhance legislative clarity. - Budget Measures Act, 2006 (No. 2), Overview of Amendments to the Fuel Tax Act, Gasoline Tax Act, Land Transfer Tax Act, Tobacco Tax Act and Provincial Land Tax Act
On December 20, 2006, the Budget Measures Act, 2006 (No. 2), received Royal Assent (c. 33, S.O. 2006). This statute includes amendments to the Fuel Tax Act, Gasoline Tax Act, Land Transfer Tax Act, Tobacco Tax Act and the replacement of the Provincial Land Tax Act with the Provincial Land Tax Act, 2006. - Business Opportunity for Service Providers to Partner with Authorized On-Reserve Gasoline Retailers
A business opportunity exists for service providers to partner with authorized on-reserve gasoline retailers to facilitate the creation and transmission of the electronic data to the Ministry of Revenue. - Changes to Certificates of Exemption (Gas Cards) Issued after March 19, 2006
The purpose of this bulletin is to provide information on minor changes to Certificates of Exemption (gas cards) issued by the Ministry of Revenue. - File Gas Tax Refunds Electronically
As part of Ontario's overall efforts to make public services simpler, faster, smarter and more connected, this fall the government will introduce an internet based electronic service (e-service) for authorized on-reserve gasoline retailers. - Highlights from the 2006 Ontario Budget
The Budget Measures Act, 2006 received Royal Assent on May 18, 2006. It included a number of measures relating to the above noted statutes. - Ministry of Revenue Inspectors
Starting late April, 2006, Revenue Inspectors will begin focussing on retail tobacco outlets. Revenue Inspectors will continue to be in uniform and driving marked enforcement vehicles. The inspections will have enforcement and audit components. Revenue Inspectors are empowered to lay charges, assess penalties and seize illicit tobacco, which is subject to forfeiture.
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