"Select children’s toys: a product that is designed for use by children under
14 years of age in learning or play and that is:"
however with a basic reading that sounds like more so for sets and not individual
bricks. also it says "under 14" so it wouldn't apply to say the Bricklink
Designer program sets as they are all printed on the box as 18+ sets
however with a basic reading that sounds like more so for sets and not individual
bricks. also it says "under 14" so it wouldn't apply to say the Bricklink
Designer program sets as they are all printed on the box as 18+ sets
It just hit me earlier that LEGO Canada will already be needing to get this guidance
themselves in regards to the 14+ statement with sets, and for the sale of individual
bricks. I reached out to BL help desk (case #08307998) asking if they may contact
someone from LEGO Canada to get their guidance before Dec 14th as it impacts
both sellers and buyers.
however with a basic reading that sounds like more so for sets and not individual
bricks. also it says "under 14" so it wouldn't apply to say the Bricklink
Designer program sets as they are all printed on the box as 18+ sets
It just hit me earlier that LEGO Canada will already be needing to get this guidance
themselves in regards to the 14+ statement with sets, and for the sale of individual
bricks. I reached out to BL help desk (case #08307998) asking if they may contact
someone from LEGO Canada to get their guidance before Dec 14th as it impacts
both sellers and buyers.
Good idea for reaching out! If your willing, would you perhaps be able to share
the results you receive via the forum?
news article which mentioned Lego by name but would that apply to individual
bricks? Just curious what any other Canadian Sellers think.
I just checked the Lego site. On sets for younger children there is no GST. On
individual parts, Lego continues to charge GST. I am going to take my cue from
that, and continue charging GST.
news article which mentioned Lego by name but would that apply to individual
bricks? Just curious what any other Canadian Sellers think.
I just checked the Lego site. On sets for younger children there is no GST. On
individual parts, Lego continues to charge GST. I am going to take my cue from
that, and continue charging GST.
news article which mentioned Lego by name but would that apply to individual
bricks? Just curious what any other Canadian Sellers think.
I just checked the Lego site. On sets for younger children there is no GST. On
individual parts, Lego continues to charge GST. I am going to take my cue from
that, and continue charging GST.
The CRA website on the tax break/holiday says the opposite:
"As a shopper, you should automatically receive this tax break on the qualifying
items you buy. There should be no GST/HST charged on the item when you make your
purchase."
"What to do as a business that charges the GST/HST
From December 14, 2024, to February 15, 2025, do not charge the GST/HST on the
qualifying goods and services listed above."
news article which mentioned Lego by name but would that apply to individual
bricks? Just curious what any other Canadian Sellers think.
I just checked the Lego site. On sets for younger children there is no GST. On
individual parts, Lego continues to charge GST. I am going to take my cue from
that, and continue charging GST.
good checking, I concur and wont be doing the sales tax holiday