CRA registry input
The CRA asks for only the first nine digits of the GST/HST account number—no letters—together with the supplier’s legal, operating, or trading name and the transaction date.
Check whether a Canadian GST/HST or Québec QST number follows the published ordinary format, then open the right CRA or Revenu Québec service to confirm registration status. The number never leaves this tab through Thirty North.
A well-formed number can still be inactive, mistyped, attached to another business name, or outside the ordinary path. This tool separates local syntax from the official registry decision.
The CRA asks for only the first nine digits of the GST/HST account number—no letters—together with the supplier’s legal, operating, or trading name and the transaction date.
A CRA program account combines a nine-digit Business Number, a two-letter program identifier, and a four-digit reference. GST/HST uses RT, for example 123456789 RT 0001.
Revenu Québec publishes the ordinary QST format as ten digits followed by TQ and four digits. Its official service—not this page—confirms status.
A nine-digit QST number can identify a selected listed financial institution and requires the special CRA route. Numbers beginning NR can belong to suppliers outside Québec and should go directly to Revenu Québec’s validator.
Copy the registration number and supplier name from the original invoice, receipt, contract, or other business paper.
Choose GST/HST or QST and use the local checker to recognize the published ordinary format.
Open the matching government service in a new tab. No entered number is included in the link.
Complete the official search with the required facts and retain its search details with the transaction record.
Thirty North does not copy, proxy, or reproduce registry results. These links hand the check back to the agencies that administer the records.
No. It recognizes selected published formats locally. Only the CRA GST/HST Registry or Revenu Québec validation service can confirm status for an ordinary number.
Use the free CRA GST/HST Registry. CRA requires the first nine digits, the supplier’s legal, operating, or trading name, and the transaction date. A matching-looking RT number by itself is not confirmation.
The full program account is a nine-digit Business Number, the GST/HST identifier RT, and a four-digit reference number. The CRA registry asks for the first nine digits only.
Revenu Québec publishes ten digits followed by TQ and four digits. Use its online service to validate the registration status.
The agencies identify that path with selected listed financial institutions whose QST is administered by the CRA. Their current instructions say the ordinary online validators cannot confirm that QST status, so follow the official contact route.
Send this private format checker to a purchaser or freelancer who needs to move from a number on an invoice to the correct government registry.