Receipt Generator
Create professional receipts instantly.
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Canada Receipt Generator
Create professional receipts with CAD currency for Canadian businesses and individuals.
Canada Tax & Compliance Information
In Canada, businesses must maintain accurate records of all transactions for CRA tax reporting. GST/HST registrants must provide receipts showing the GST/HST amount separately. Receipts should include the business name, GST/HST registration number (for registered businesses), date, description of goods or services, and total amount including applicable taxes. The CRA requires businesses to keep records for at least 6 years.
Common Use Cases in Canada
- GST/HST Documentation: Create receipts with proper GST/HST breakdown for CRA compliance and input tax credits
- Small Business Sales: Generate professional receipts for Canadian retail and service businesses
- Self-Employment Income: Document self-employment income for T2125 business income reporting
- Expense Tracking: Create receipts for business expense deductions on Canadian tax returns
CAD Currency Support
Our receipt generator automatically formats amounts in CAD (Canada's official currency). All receipts include proper currency symbols and formatting conventions used in Canada.
Canada Receipt FAQs
What information is required on a Canadian business receipt?
A valid Canadian business receipt should include the business name and address, date of transaction, description of goods or services, amount before tax, GST/HST amount (if registered), PST amount (where applicable), total amount, and your GST/HST registration number if you're a registrant.
What is the difference between GST, HST, and PST in Canada?
GST (Goods and Services Tax) is a 5% federal tax. HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) combines GST and provincial tax in participating provinces (ranging from 13-15%). PST (Provincial Sales Tax) is charged separately in BC, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Quebec has QST instead of PST.
Do I need to register for GST/HST?
You must register for GST/HST if your total taxable revenues exceed $30,000 in any single calendar quarter or in four consecutive calendar quarters. Small suppliers below this threshold can register voluntarily to claim input tax credits.