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Since March 30, 2000, First Nations have been given the opportunity
to enter into arrangements for the effective removal of the tax
on fuel and tobacco purchases made by status Indians on reserves.
On-reserve retailers purchase their fuel and tobacco products from
their Saskatchewan suppliers on a tax-included basis. However, when
these products are sold on reserve to status Indians who present
their valid Certificate of Indian Status Identification Card, the
products are sold tax-free. To get a refund of the tax, the retailer
must submit, to Saskatchewan Finance, the details of their purchases
of fuel and tobacco products and sales made to status Indians.
If you require
additional information or wish to discuss this program in more
detail, please call Saskatchewan Finance, at 1-800-667-6102 and
ask for extension 7688 (Mal Bruce) or extension 9658 (John Ling).
- Bulletin
Index: a listing of all bulletins related to First Nations
Fuel and Tobacco Tax Refund Program
Who
Do I Contact?
To request
information about completing an on-reserve exemption agreement,
please contact:
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Dierdre Juby |
1-800-667-6102
extension 6637
Regina 787-6637 |
- To ask
questions: If you have questions about how the refund is
applied, please contact:
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Lori Lavoie |
1-800-667-6102 extension 1286
Regina 787-1286 |
Sending Sales Electronically
Saskatchewan Finance encourages
stores to send sales by electronic means. If a store would like
to be so equipped, please contact either of the following two
dealers, which are certified by Saskatchewan Finance to receive
the transactions on the government's behalf.
RMS Retail Marketing
Solutions Inc.
Suite 310, 1000 - 8th Avenue S.W.,
Calgary, AB, T2P 3M7
Sales Enquiries: 1-877-548-4737
www.rmssoftware.com
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Chase McKay Retail
Systems Ltd.
1751 McAra Street
Regina, SK S4N 6H5
Sales Enquiries: 1-306-522-3672
www.chasemckay.com
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InfoNet Technology Corporation
Suite 800, 688 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 1P1
Sales Enquiries: 1-604-689-7589
www.infonet-tech.com
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