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Bill C-285 — Loi modifiant la Loi sur la taxe d’accise (véhicules automobiles usagés)

Loi sur la détaxation des véhicules usagés

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Introduced Jun 12, 2026
Résumé

This proposed law would make a big change for anyone buying a used car or motor home from a dealership in Canada. Right now, when you buy these vehicles from a dealer, you pay sales tax on top of the price, like GST or HST. If this proposed law passes, that sales tax would no longer apply to used vehicles that have already been owned by someone else. This change would affect many people across the country. If you are looking to buy a pre-owned car, truck, or motor home from a dealership, you would pay less money overall. This matters because it would make used vehicles more affordable for families and individuals. By removing the sales tax, the total cost of buying a used vehicle would go down, potentially helping more people get the transportation they need.

Bill Timeline
Introduced in the House
Jun 12, 2026
Bill Quality
Solid

This proposed law wants to stop charging federal sales tax (GST/HST) on used cars sold by businesses. This would make used cars cheaper for people to buy and prevent the same car from being taxed more than once. However, it does not remove provincial sales taxes, and the government would collect less money for public services.

Things to Watch For

  • This law does not remove provincial sales taxes, so some buyers will still pay tax on used cars.
  • The government would lose a lot of money from taxes, which could affect public services.
  • It is not certain that used car sellers will pass all the tax savings directly to buyers.
  • The rules might need to be clearer for certain types of used vehicles, like those coming off a lease.
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