Good question!
I wonder how non-tangible products are taxed. If I buy a sweater form a US
vendor, I don't pay GST to the vendor, but the gov't will collect the GST by
having the courier bill me. How does this work for, say, a downloadable
software product?
Even worse for us Cdn vendors, Our customers are actually paying taxes 3
times over
{[(registry fee+GST)+ Tucows markup] +GST} +our markup] +GST.
Now *that* is unfair.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Colin Viebrock
So, American OpenSRS RSPs can sell .CA domains to Canadians, and
those Canadians don't have to pay GST?
Are CIRA registrars... obligated to make the same
restrictions on their customers (i.e., us the RSPs)?
If so, then US RSPs shouldn't be selling .CA domains.
If not, then Canadian RSPs are at a distinct disadvantage..
- Colin
