New Brunswick GST/HST Remittance Calculator
Quick Method vs. Regular HST — which saves you more in New Brunswick? Enter your revenue and expenses to find out.
New Brunswick Quick Method Rates — CRA RC4058
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What you invoiced or earned, not including the tax you charged on top.
Total GST/HST on your business receipts — subscriptions, supplies, equipment. Used for Regular Method ITC calculation.
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Quick Method for New Brunswick sole proprietors
New Brunswick's 15% HST is one of the highest rates in Canada — and that also makes the Quick Method spread the largest. Service providers remit 10% on tax-included revenue, keeping 5 percentage points of every HST dollar charged. For a consultant invoicing $60,000 per year in New Brunswick, that can translate to keeping $3,000+ more compared to the zero-ITC Regular Method scenario.
To elect the Quick Method: file Form GST74 with CRA before the first day of the reporting period you want it to apply to. Once elected, you must stay on Quick Method for at least one full fiscal year before switching back.
Who can't use Quick Method: accountants, bookkeepers, lawyers, notaries, financial advisors, and actuaries are ineligible in all provinces. Most other sole proprietors with annual taxable revenue under $400,000 qualify.
NorthOS tracks this automatically
Connect your bank or upload receipts and NorthOS calculates your HST remittance each quarter — Quick Method or Regular — so you always know what to send CRA.
Try NorthOS freeThis calculator is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Rates are based on CRA's published Quick Method remittance rates (RC4058). Always verify current rates with CRA or a qualified tax professional before filing.