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Volume 53, No. 12

B.C. Reg. 215/2010

The British Columbia Gazette,

Part II

June 29, 2010

B.C. Reg. 215/2010 , deposited June 29, 2010, pursuant to the CONSUMPTION TAX REBATE AND TRANSITION ACT [Sections 64 to 67]. Order in Council 480/2010, approved and ordered June 29, 2010.

On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that the Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Regulation, B.C. Reg. 113/2010, is amended,

(

a) effective May 1, 2010, as set out in the attached Appendix 1,

(

b) effective July 1, 2010, as set out in the attached Appendix 2, and

(

c) effective January 1, 2011, as set out in the attached Appendix 3.

— C. HANSEN, Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier ; M. COELL, Presiding Member of the Executive Council .

Appendix 1

1 The Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Regulation, B.C. Reg. 113/2010, is amended by adding the following Part:

Part 3 — Point-of-Sale Rebates

Definitions for this

Part

15 In this Part:

"aircraft fuel" means a fuel that is

(

a) suitable for use in aircraft engines, and

(

b) marketed or sold as a fuel for use in those engines;

"composite property" means property that is wrapped, packaged or otherwise prepared for sale as a single product the only components of which are a printed book and

(

a) a read-only medium that contains material all or substantially all of the value of which is reasonably attributable to one or more of the following:

(

i) a reproduction of the printed book, and

(ii) material that makes specific reference to the printed book and its content and that supplements, and is integrated with, that content, or

(

b) if the product is specially designed for use by students enrolled in a qualifying course, a read-only medium or a right to access a website, or both of them, that contains material that is related to the subject matter of the printed book;

"diesel fuel" means a fuel, other than aircraft fuel, heavy fuel oil or fuel marketed or sold as a fuel for use as heating oil, that is

(

a) suitable for use in internal combustion engines of the compression-ignition type, and

(

b) marketed or sold as a fuel for use in those engines;

"gasoline" means a gasoline type fuel, other than aircraft fuel, that is

(

a) suitable for use in internal combustion engines, and

(

b) marketed or sold as a fuel for use in those engines;

"national standard" means a standard of the National Standards of Canada, as they read on January 1, 2010, in the subject area CAN/CGSB-49, Garment Sizes , published by the Canadian General Standards Board;

"printed book" has the same meaning as in

section 259.1 (1) of the federal Act;

"qualifying course" means a course in which the supply of the service of instructing

(

a) is an exempt supply included in

Part III of

Schedule V to the federal Act, or

(

b) would be an exempt supply included in

Part III of

Schedule V to the federal Act but for the fact that the supplier of the service has made an election under that Part;

"read-only medium" means a tangible medium that is designed for the read-only storage of information and other material in digital format.

Qualifying property

(1) For the purposes of paragraph (

a) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, the following books are prescribed:

(

a) a printed book or an update of a printed book;

(

b) an audio recording all or substantially all of which is a spoken reading of a printed book;

(

c) a bound or unbound printed version of scripture of any religion;

(

d) a composite property.

(2) For the purposes of paragraph (

b) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, the following children's clothing and footwear are prescribed:

(

a) garments, other than garments of a class that is used exclusively in sports or recreational activities, costumes, children's diapers prescribed under subsection (3) of this

section or footwear referred to in paragraph (

b) of this subsection, that are

(

i) designed for babies, including baby bibs, bunting blankets and receiving blankets,

(ii) children's garments

(

A) designed for girls and of a size not greater than the size that is girls' size 16 according to the national standard applicable to the garments,

(

B) designed for boys and of a size not greater than the size that is boys' size 20 according to the national standard applicable to the garments, or

(

C) if no national standard applies to the garments, designed for girls or boys and having a size designation of extra small, small, medium or large, or

(iii) hosiery or stretchy socks, hats, ties, scarves, belts, suspenders, mittens and gloves in sizes and styles designed for children or babies;

(

b) footwear, other than stockings, socks or similar footwear or footwear of a class that is used exclusively in sports or recreational activities, that is

(

i) designed for babies, or

(ii) designed for girls or boys and has an insole length of 24.25 centimetres or less.

(3) For the purposes of paragraph (

c) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, a prescribed children's diaper is a product that is designed for babies or children and that is

(

a) a diaper,

(

b) a diaper insert or liner,

(

c) a training pant, or

(

d) a rubber pant designed for use in conjunction with any of the items referred to in paragraphs (

a) to (c).

(4) For the purposes of paragraph (

d) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, the following children's car seats and car booster seats are prescribed:

(

a) a restraint system or booster seat that conforms to the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213, 213.1, 213.2 or 213.5 under the Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems and Booster Seats Safety Regulations (Canada);

(

b) a restraint system or booster cushion that conforms to the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213, 213.1, 213.2 or 213.5 under the Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems and Booster Cushions Safety Regulations (Canada), as they read on May 11, 2010 and as they were modified in their application by the Order Modifying the Operation of the Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems and Booster Cushions Safety Regulations and the Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations, which came into effect on May 1, 2009 and was published in the Canada Gazette,

Part I, on May 9, 2009.

(5) For the purposes of paragraph (

e) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, a prescribed feminine hygiene product is a product that is marketed exclusively for feminine hygiene purposes and that is a sanitary napkin, tampon, sanitary belt, menstrual cup or other similar product.

(6) For the purposes of paragraph (

f) of the definition of "qualifying property" in

section 4 (1) of the Act, the following motor fuels are prescribed:

(

a) gasoline;

(

b) diesel fuel;

(

c) aircraft fuel.

Appendix 2

Section 1 of the Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Regulation, B.C. Reg. 113/2010, is repealed and the following substituted:

Definitions

1 In this regulation:

"Act" means the Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Act ;

"commercial activity" has the same meaning as in

Part IX [Goods and Services Tax] of the federal Act;

"specified motor vehicle" has the same meaning as in

Part IX of the federal Act.

Section 3 is amended

(

a) in paragraph (

b) by striking out " light fuel oil " and substituting " heating oil ", and

(

b) by adding the following paragraph:

(

d) the person who must pay tax under

section 165 (2) of the federal Act in respect of the taxable supply is one of the following persons:

(

i) a diplomatic agent of a diplomatic mission situated in Canada who is a citizen of the country operating the diplomatic mission;

(iii) a career consular officer of a consular post situated in British Columbia, or of a consular post situated elsewhere in Canada but accredited in British Columbia, who is a citizen of the country operating the consular post;

(iv) an administrative or support staff person of a consular post situated in British Columbia who is a citizen of the country operating the consular post;

(

v) a member of a visiting force, as defined in

section 2 of the Visiting Forces Act (Canada);

(vi) a spouse of a person referred to in subparagraphs (

i) to (v).

3 The following

section is added:

When director must not pay a rebate

4 Sections 13 and 14 are repealed.

5 The following Parts are added:

Part 4 — Tax on Designated Property

Division 1 — Provisions Relating to Payment of Tax

Time of payment of tax — vehicles

(1) For the purposes of sections 19 and 20 of the Act in relation to the payment of tax on designated property that is a vehicle, the prescribed time for the payment of the tax is the earlier of

(

a) the time that an application is made for the registration or licensing of the vehicle under the Commercial Transport Act or Motor Vehicle Act or the registration of the vehicle under the Motor Vehicle (All Terrain) Act , and

(

b) the date that is 23 days after the last day of the month in which the vehicle was purchased at a sale in British Columbia, brought or sent into British Columbia or delivered in British Columbia.

(2) The prescribed time for the payment of tax under

section 21 of the Act in relation to a vehicle is the time that an application is made for the registration of the vehicle under the Commercial Transport Act , Motor Vehicle Act or Motor Vehicle (All Terrain) Act .

(3) If a person must pay tax to the government on a vehicle under

section 19, 20 or 21 of the Act at the time prescribed under subsection (1) (

a) or (2) of this section, the person must pay the tax to the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia.

(4) If a person must pay tax on a vehicle under

section 19 or 20 of the Act at the time prescribed under subsection (1) (

b) of this section, the person must, at the time of payment, file with the director a return in the form satisfactory to the director.

Time of payment of tax — boats and aircraft

(1) For the purposes of

section 19 of the Act in relation to the payment of tax on designated property that is a boat or aircraft, the prescribed time for the payment of the tax is the date that is 23 days after the last day of the month in which the boat or aircraft was purchased at a sale in British Columbia.

(2) If a person must pay tax on a boat or aircraft under

section 19 of the Act, the person must, at the time of payment, file with the director a return in the form satisfactory to the director.

Prescribed time —

section 22 of the Act

19 For the purposes of

section 22 (2) and (4) of the Act, the prescribed time is the date that is 23 days after the last day of the month in which the designated property was used as described in

section 22 (1) (

b) or (3) (

b) of the Act.

Depreciated value

20 For the purposes of

section 24 of the Act, the depreciated value of the designated property is the amount determined by the following formula:

depreciated value = price - [price depreciation]

where

price

either,

(

a) in the case of a gift, the fair market value of the designated property at the time the gift was received, or

(

b) in any other case, the purchase price of the designated property;

depreciation

the depreciation determined as the total of the following:

(

a) for designated property that is an aircraft, 25% for each year or 2.0833% for each month;

(

b) for designated property that is a vehicle, 30% for each year or 2.5% for each month;

(

c) for designated property that is a boat, 15% for each year or 1.25% for each month,

for which the designated property was used by the person liable to pay tax under the Act or another person referred to in

section 20 or 21 of the Act.

Division 2 — Exemptions

Designated property shipped out of province by seller

21 A purchaser is exempt from paying tax under

section 19 of the Act in relation to designated property if

(

a) the designated property is purchased for use outside of British Columbia,

(

b) after the designated property is purchased, no use is made of the designated property while it is in British Columbia other than to store it and to send it out of British Columbia,

(

c) the seller sends the designated property out of British Columbia, and

(

d) the purchaser does not take possession of the designated property in British Columbia.

Exemption for vehicles

22 A purchaser is exempt from paying tax under

section 19 of the Act in relation to designated property that is a vehicle if

(

a) the vehicle is purchased primarily for use outside British Columbia,

(

b) the vehicle will not be registered or licensed under the Commercial Transport Act or Motor Vehicle Act or registered under the Motor Vehicle (All Terrain) Act , and

(

c) the vehicle will not be used for a business purpose in British Columbia.

Purchase by new corporations

(1) Subject to subsection (3), a corporation is exempt from paying tax under

section 19 of the Act on the purchase of designated property if

(

a) the corporation purchased the designated property, at any time on or before the day the corporation starts to carry on business, from a person (the "seller") who wholly owns and controls the corporation,

(

b) at the time the corporation purchased the designated property, the corporation was registered under Subdivision d of Division V of

Part IX of the federal Act,

(

c) the corporation uses the designated property in a commercial activity of the corporation,

(

d) the seller paid tax or was exempt from tax on the designated property under

(

i) the Act,

(ii) the Social Service Tax Act , or

(iii)

section 165 (2), 212.1 or 218.1 or Division IV.1 of

Part IX of the federal Act, and

(

e) the seller wholly owns and controls the corporation for a period of not less than 8 months after the date of the purchase referred to in paragraph (a).

(2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), a corporation is exempt from paying tax under

section 19 of the Act on the purchase of designated property if

(

a) the corporation purchased the designated property, at any time on or before the day the corporation starts to carry on business, from a person (the "seller") who does not wholly own and control the corporation,

(

b) at the time the corporation purchased the designated property, the corporation was registered under Subdivision d of Division V of

Part IX of the federal Act,

(

c) the corporation uses the designated property in a commercial activity of the corporation,

(

d) the seller paid tax or was exempt from tax on the designated property under

(

i) the Act,

(ii) the Social Service Tax Act, or

(iii)

section 165 (2), 212.1 or 218.1 or Division IV.1 of

Part IX of the federal Act,

(

e) the consideration for the purchase of the designated property by the corporation is the concurrent issue or transfer of the corporation's own shares to the seller, and

(

f) the seller is the beneficial and legal owner of the shares referred to in paragraph (

e) for a period of not less than 8 months after the date the shares were issued or transferred to the seller.

(3) A corporation is not exempt under subsection (1) or (2) if the seller

(

a) was exempt from tax on the designated property under the Act or the Social Service Tax Act because the seller

(

i) purchased the designated property for resale, or

(ii) qualified for exemption by reason of the seller's use of the designated property and the corporation is not entitled to a similar exemption, or

(

b) was exempt from tax on the designated property under

section 165 (2), 212.1 or 218.1 or Division IV.1 of

Part IX of the federal Act because the seller qualified for exemption by reason of the seller's use of the designated property and the corporation is not entitled to a similar exemption.

(4) If the actual value of the shares issued or transferred in consideration for the purchase of the designated property is

(

a) at least equal to the actual value of the designated property, all the purchase price is exempt from tax, or

(

b) less than the actual value of the designated property, the difference between the actual value of the designated property and the actual value of the shares issued or transferred is subject to the tax.

(5) For the purposes of this section, a person, subject to subsection (6), wholly owns and controls a corporation if the person owns beneficially at least 95% of the outstanding shares of each class of shares of the corporation.

(6) For the purposes of this section, a person referred to in subsection (5) continues to wholly own and control a corporation despite transferring,

(

a) without consideration, shares in the corporation to a trustee of a trust whose only beneficiaries are one or more of the following:

(

i) the person;

(ii) the person's spouse;

(iii) the person's children, or

(

b) with or without consideration, shares in the corporation to a trustee of a trust whose only beneficiaries are the person's spouse or the person and the person's spouse.

Boat used by commercial fisher

24 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 19 of the Act on designated property that is a boat if

(

a) the person fishes for commercial purposes under the authority of the Fisheries Act (Canada),

(

b) the person's gross income in the immediately preceding year from commercial fishing in waters in or adjacent to British Columbia is not less than $10 000, or who derived at least 51% of that gross income from commercial fishing in those waters, and

(

c) the boat is used only in catching fish for human consumption under the authority referred to in paragraph (a).

Transfer due to dissolution of marriage or relationship

(1) In this section, "spouse" means a person who

(

a) is married to another person, or

(

b) lived with another person in a marriage-like relationship, including a marriage-like relationship between persons of the same gender, for a period of at least 2 years.

(2) A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 19, 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property that the person acquired from a spouse or a former spouse under a written separation agreement, a marriage agreement referred to in

section 61 of the Family Relations Act or an order of a court on the dissolution of marriage or marriage-like relationship.

Vehicles modified to accommodate an

individual with a disability

26 An individual is exempt from paying tax under

section 19, 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property that is a vehicle if

(

a) the vehicle is not to be used for a business, commercial or industrial purpose, and

(

b) either

(

i) the vehicle

(

A) has been manufactured or modified specifically for the purpose of facilitating the placement or transportation of a wheelchair in the vehicle without having to collapse the wheelchair, and

(

B) has been acquired for the purpose of transporting an individual using a wheelchair, or

(ii) the vehicle

(

A) is equipped with an auxiliary driving control to facilitate the operation of the vehicle by an individual with a disability, and

(

B) has been acquired for operation by an individual with a disability who requires the use of the auxiliary driving control to operate the vehicle.

Boats and aircraft brought into British Columbia

27 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 of the Act in relation to designated property that is a boat or aircraft.

Specified motor vehicle

28 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to a vehicle that is not a specified motor vehicle.

Vehicle assembled outside British Columbia

29 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to a specified motor vehicle if the vehicle was assembled outside British Columbia

(

a) from parts acquired outside British Columbia by the person, and

(

b) before the person brought or sent into British Columbia, or received delivery in British Columbia of, the vehicle.

Gifts

30 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property brought or sent into British Columbia by, or delivered in British Columbia to, the person if

(

a) that person received the designated property as a gift, and

(

b) the person who provided the gift

(

i) paid tax on the designated property

(

A) under

section 19 or 20 of the Act,

(

B) under the Social Service Tax Act , or

(

C) under

section 165 (2), 212.1 or 218.1 or Division IV.1 of

Part IX of the federal Act or under the law of a province that imposes a sales tax, and

(ii) is, in respect of the tax paid on the designated property, not eligible for a refund under the Act, the federal Act or the laws of another province.

Inheritance

31 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act if the designated property is received as part of the distribution of a deceased's estate.

Temporary use

32 A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property if

(

a) the designated property is sent outside British Columbia within 30 days after the entry date of the designated property to be used primarily outside British Columbia, and

(

b) the designated property is in British Columbia for use in British Columbia for less than 30 days in a calendar year,

Tax paid under the Act or Social Service Tax Act

(1) A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property if

(

a) tax under the Act has been paid previously by that person on that designated property, and

(

b) the person is not eligible for a refund in respect of the tax paid previously under the Act on that designated property.

(2) A person is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act in relation to designated property if

(

a) tax under the Social Service Tax Act has been paid previously by that person on that designated property and

(

b) the person is not eligible for a refund in respect of the tax paid previously under that Act on that designated property.

New resident's effects

(1) An individual who brings or sends into British Columbia, or receives delivery in British Columbia of, designated property for the individual's sole personal use is exempt from paying tax under

section 20 or 21 of the Act if the designated property

(

a) arrived in British Columbia within 6 months of the individual becoming a resident of British Columbia, or would have arrived within that time if it was not for circumstances that made it impractical for the individual to have brought the taxable property in within that time, and

(

b) was owned, physically possessed and used by the individual for at least 30 days before the individual became a resident of British Columbia.

(2) Subsection (3) applies to an individual who

(

a) is exempt under subsection (1) in respect of designated property, and

(

b) subsequently uses that designated property or allows that property to be used for a business purpose.

(3) An individual to whom this subsection applies is exempt from paying tax under

section 22 of the Act in respect of the designated property if

(

a) the subsequent use for a business purpose does not occur within the first 6 months after that property was brought or sent into British Columbia or delivered in British Columbia,

(

b) the individual

(

i) paid tax on the designated property under the law of a province that imposes a sales tax, and

(ii) is not eligible for a refund of the tax paid on the designated property under the law of the other province, and

(

c) the designated property was owned, physically possessed and used by the individual for more than 3 years before the individual moved to British Columbia.

Division 3 — Refunds

Refunds authorized

35 This Division provides for refunds for the purposes of

section 30 (

a) of the Act.

Returns

36 The director May refund tax paid under

section 19 of the Act on designated property if the director is satisfied that, within 30 days after the date of the sale of the designated property to the applicant,

(

a) ownership of the designated property was transferred to the previous owner,

(

b) the designated property was returned to the previous owner, and

(

c) the purchase price for the designated property was refunded to the applicant.

Designated property sent out of British Columbia

within 30 days of purchase

37 The director May refund tax paid under

section 19 of the Act on designated property if the director is satisfied that

(

a) the designated property was subsequently sent out of British Columbia within 30 days of the date of purchase to be used primarily outside British Columbia, and

(

b) the applicant paid tax on the designated property under Division IV.1 of

Part IX of the federal Act or under the law of another jurisdiction that imposes a sales tax.

Designated property resold within 7 days

38 The director May refund tax paid under

section 19 of the Act on designated property if the director is satisfied that the purchaser subsequently sold the designated property to another person at a sale in British Columbia within 7 days after the purchaser had purchased the designated property.

Boat purchased by commercial fisher

3 9 The director May refund tax paid under

section 19 of the Act on designated property that is a boat if the director is satisfied that

(

a) the purchaser fishes for commercial purposes under the authority of the Fisheries Act (Canada),

(

b) the purchaser's gross income, in a 12 month period ending within a year after the purchase of the boat, from commercial fishing in waters in or adjacent to British Columbia is not less than $10 000, or who derived at least 51% of that gross income from commercial fishing in those waters, and

(

c) the boat is used only in catching fish for human consumption under the authority referred to in paragraph (a).

Division 4 — Records

Records respecting designated property

40 (1) Subsection (2) applies to a person who

(

a) is required to pay tax under the Act in respect of designated property, or

(

b) is exempt from paying tax under the Act in respect of designated property, other than by reason of an exemption under

section 26 of the Act or

section 27 of this regulation.

(2) A person to whom this subsection applies must keep, in accordance with subsection (3), all records relating to the purchase, bringing or sending into British Columbia or the delivery in British Columbia of the designated property.

(3) The records required to be kept under subsection (2) must be kept by the person at the principal premises in British Columbia where the records of the person are kept.

Retention of records

(1) A person who is required to keep records under

section 40 must retain those records in British Columbia for a period of 5 years from the dates the records are created.

(2) If a person who is required to retain records under subsection (1) makes a written application to the director for permission to destroy a record, the director May authorize the requested destruction prior to the expiry of the period described in subsection (1).

(3) Despite any other provision of this section, if a record might be necessary for the purposes of an appeal under

section 41 [appeal to minister] or 42 [appeal to court] of the Act, the person required to keep the records must retain the record after the expiry of the period described in subsection (1) and until the appeals have been exhausted.

Part 5 — Residential Property Rebates

Statement respecting amounts owing to government

(1) In this section, "builder" has the same meaning as in

Part IX [Goods and Services Tax] of the federal Act.

(2) For the purpose of a rebate in respect of residential property in British Columbia under

section 256.21 of the federal Act, the director May issue to a builder a statement if all amounts owing to the government by the builder under the Act and the following enactments have been paid:

(

a) the Carbon Tax Act ;

(

b) the Home Owner Grant Act ;

(

c) the Hotel Room Tax Act ;

(

d) the Insurance Premium Tax Act ;

(

e) the Logging Tax Act ;

(

f) the Mineral Land Tax Act ;

(

g) the Mineral Tax Act ;

(

h) the Motor Fuel Tax Act ;

(

i) Part 9.1 of the Police Act ;

(

j) the Property Transfer Tax Act ;

(

k) Division 4 of

Part 8 of the School Act ;

(

l) the Social Service Tax Act ;

(

m) the Taxation (Rural Area) Act ;

(

n) the Tobacco Tax Act .

(3) If a builder to whom a statement has been issued under subsection (2) owes an amount to the government under the Act or another enactment referred to in subsection (2), the director May revoke the statement, effective on the date stated on the notice of revocation.

(4) If the director revokes a statement issued under subsection (2), the director must provide the notice of revocation or a copy of the notice to the builder and the Canada Revenue Agency.

(5) A statement issued under subsection (2) is valid for one year from the date it is issued unless the statement is revoked under subsection (3).

Part 6 — General

Certificate of lien form

43 The form set out in the

Schedule is prescribed for the purposes of

section 48 (2) (

a) of the Act.

Calculation of interest

44 Interest payable under the Act must be

(

a) compounded monthly, and

(

b) calculated on the number of days since the last compounding of interest, or if no compounding has yet occurred, from the date that interest is payable under the Act.

Part 7 — Offences

Offences

45 A person who contravenes

section 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17 (4) or 18 (2) commits an offence and is liable

(

a) on a first conviction, to a fine of not less than $200 and not more than $500, and

(

b) on a subsequent conviction for contravention of the same or another provision of this regulation, to a fine of not less than $500 and not more than $2 000.

6 The following

Schedule is added:

Schedule

CREST

Province of British Columbia

Ministry of Finance

IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSUMPTION TAX REBATE AND TRANSITION ACT , S.B.C. 2010,

CHAPTER 5,

SECTION 48 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE INTEREST

OF .................................................................................................................................................... [name]

IN ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... [P.I.D. number and full legal description of land]

CERTIFICATE OF LIEN

I certify that:

1 .................................................................................................................................... [Debtor name]

.................................................................................................................................... [Debtor address]

is required to pay an amount under the Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Act but has not paid that amount.

2 The amount remaining unpaid as of the date of this certificate is $....................................

AND TAKE NOTICE that on registration of this certificate in the land title office, the amount of the indebtedness to Her Majesty the Queen in right of the Province of British Columbia is a lien against the land described above.

Dated at........................................, British Columbia on..................................[ Date ]

......................................................................................

Director, Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Act

Appendix 3

Section 16 (4) (

b) of the Consumption Tax Rebate and Transition Regulation, B.C. Reg. 113/2010, is repealed.

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