Find the HST
Multiply a before-tax subtotal by 0.13. On C$100.00, the estimated Ontario HST is C$13.00.
Calculate Ontario’s current general 13% HST from a before-tax amount, or work backward from a tax-included total. The amount stays in your browser, with the subtotal, HST, and total shown separately.
Choose a province or territory to see the subtotal, separate tax lines, total tax, and final total.
When a supply is fully taxable at Ontario’s general HST rate, the same 13% relationship can add tax to a subtotal or extract it from a final total.
Multiply a before-tax subtotal by 0.13. On C$100.00, the estimated Ontario HST is C$13.00.
Multiply the subtotal by 1.13. C$100.00 before tax becomes C$113.00 after 13% HST.
Divide a tax-included total by 1.13. C$113.00 reverses to C$100.00 before tax and C$13.00 HST.
This calculator assumes 13% Ontario HST applies to the full amount in Canadian dollars. It does not determine registration, place of supply, taxability, exemptions, zero-rating, point-of-sale rebates, filing treatment, or a customer’s province. Confirm those facts before using the result on an invoice or return.
The CRA’s current general rate table lists Ontario at 13% HST. A particular supply can still be zero-rated, exempt, rebated, or governed by a special rule.
For an amount fully taxable at 13%, HST is C$13.00 and the tax-included total is C$113.00.
Divide the final total by 1.13 to estimate the before-tax amount, then subtract that subtotal from the total to find the HST. Invoice-level rounding can create a one-cent difference.
No. The applicable rate generally depends on place-of-supply rules and the facts of the transaction, not only the seller’s address. Screen the customer and supply facts first.
No. Registration timing and the rate or tax treatment of a particular supply are separate questions. Use the Ontario threshold guide and the CRA sources to review both.
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