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It’s the final week for the GST/HST holiday announced in November. The tax break ends on February 15, 2025.
The tax break will apply to:
- Prepared foods, including vegetable trays, pre-made meals and salads, and
sandwiches. - Restaurant meals, whether dine-in, takeout, or delivery.
- Snacks, including chips, candy, and granola bars.
- Beer, wine, cider, and pre-mixed alcoholic beverages below 7 per cent ABV.
- Children’s clothing and footwear, car seats, and diapers.
- Children’s toys, such as board games, dolls, and video game consoles.
- Books, print newspapers, and puzzles for all ages.
- Christmas trees.
There will also be a “Working Canadians Rebate.” Canadians who worked in 2023 and earned up to $150,000 will see a $250 cheque in their bank account or mailbox, starting early spring 2025.