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canuck1955 · 07-07-2009, 22:47

If you leave canada though some areas do not accept this (licensing) as proof of ownership. Registering a boat in Canada gives the "queen' rights to use your boat if necessary in times of war and is more costly. hahahahahaha

Insurance is probably required by the marina (2million liability minimum most places) add $500 or so? 6% GST(shouldn't be 12% - ) I think it is to the Minister of Finance. But I am no expert on taxes.

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07-07-2009, 22:47	#7
canuck1955 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: BC Canada Boat: 28' Coronada - Seileaster Posts: 37	If you leave canada though some areas do not accept this (licensing) as proof of ownership. Registering a boat in Canada gives the "queen' rights to use your boat if necessary in times of war and is more costly. hahahahahaha Insurance is probably required by the marina (2million liability minimum most places) add $500 or so? 6% GST(shouldn't be 12% - ) I think it is to the Minister of Finance. But I am no expert on taxes. Canada Tax Formula How much did you make? How much do you have left? Give it to us.