Canada-wide
Private sale rules, province by province
Every note is based on the official provincial source. Ontario, BC and Alberta kits are live; the rest are being verified.
Ontario
The seller must give the buyer a Used Vehicle Information Package (UVIP). The buyer has 6 days to register the vehicle at ServiceOntario, and needs a Safety Standards Certificate to plate it. Retail sales tax of 13% is paid on the greater of the price or the wholesale value.
Source: www.ontario.ca
British Columbia
Seller and buyer complete and sign the Transfer/Tax Form (APV9T). The buyer registers within 10 days at an Autoplan broker, and PST is paid on the greater of the price or the average wholesale value.
Source: www.icbc.com
Alberta
A bill of sale is required. It must list both names and addresses, the VIN, make, model, year and colour, the price and both signatures. The buyer registers at a registry agent.
Source: www.alberta.ca
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