As HSTinCanada.com approaches 100 posted articles with nearly quadruple the number of comments, we need as much dialog as we can get. As the topic of HST evolves, especially in BC, the focus changes, usually following what the media covers. Our articles will reflect what the media happens to cover, but as new articles are written old issues and concerns receive less attention.
I encourage everyone to share their thoughts about HST and the concerns your may have regarding specific areas in the comments below. Consider it an open forum, no …

On March 15th the Canada Revenue Agency released a document that explains the HST transition rules as they apply to direct sellers and independent sales contractors. The government continues to fine tune BC HST and Ontario HST to address some of the questions that are arising among residents of these provinces.
Four examples are given within the document to help explain the process:
A direct seller in Ontario issues an invoice dated May 31, 2010, for the sale of an exclusive product to an independent sales contractor. The product is paid for …

[Anonymous Contributor]

On Friday afternoon,  January 29th, the NO BC HST mysteriously vanished from the internet only to reappear Sunday evening. At this point it is impossible to say what happened to the group, but what happened while it was MIA is worth noting.
When the news broke that the site was gone people across the internet, from the blogosphere to individual Facebook members, joined together to spread the word, voice their concern and even recreate the group.
While it is certainly important to find out whether the original group was intentionally removed …