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Invoicing in Quebec
Thread poster: Mohamed Mehenoun
Mohamed Mehenoun
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Canada
Local time: 00:06
English to French
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Feb 13, 2017

Hello,

I'm new to Quebec, and I just got certified by the Ottiaq recently.

I have a client in Manitoba and I was wondering how the invoicing is supposed to be done ?

I work a regular job as a network analyst for Videotron.

Thanks for your insight.

Kind regards,

Mohamed
 
Tina Vonhof (X)
Tina Vonhof (X)
Canada
Local time: 17:06
Dutch to English
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Invoicing Feb 17, 2017

Invoicing is done the same way all across Canada, it doesn't matter in which province you or your clients live. Your clients can pay by cheque or e-transfer if they have PC banking.

If you are not an incorporated business and your income from translation is under $30,000 per year, you are a so-called 'small supplier' and you do not ha... See more
Invoicing is done the same way all across Canada, it doesn't matter in which province you or your clients live. Your clients can pay by cheque or e-transfer if they have PC banking.

If you are not an incorporated business and your income from translation is under $30,000 per year, you are a so-called 'small supplier' and you do not have to charge GST, see:

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/bsnss/tpcs/gst-tps/rgstrng/menu-eng.html ▲ Collapse
 


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