Saskatchewan Sales Tax Calculator

Calculate 2026 sales tax for Saskatchewan (11% rate). Add or reverse-calculate GST, HST, and PST.

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Worked example: $100 base + 5% GST ($5.00) + 6% PST ($6.00) = $111.00 total.
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Saskatchewan Sales Tax: 5% GST + 6% PST

Saskatchewan utilizes a dual-tax system consisting of:

  • GST: 5.0% (Federal portion).
  • PST: 6.0% (Provincial Sales Tax).
  • Combined Rate: 11.0%.

PST in Saskatchewan is administered by the Ministry of Finance. The PST rate was increased from 5% to 6% on March 23, 2017, to balance the provincial budget.

Saskatchewan PST Rules for Remote E-Commerce Sellers

Saskatchewan has aggressive rules for out-of-province businesses. Any e-commerce retailer selling tangible goods or software to Saskatchewan residents must register and collect the 6% PST.

Unlike the federal GST, which has a $30,000 CAD registration threshold, Saskatchewan PST registration is required for out-of-province sellers from their very first sale into the province.

Exemptions and Reverse Calculations in Saskatchewan

PST exemptions apply to basic groceries, prescription medications, agricultural equipment, and books. To reverse calculate Saskatchewan sales tax on a standard taxable receipt, divide the total paid by 1.11 to find the pre-tax base price.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the most common questions users ask.

What is the sales tax rate in Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan charges a total combined sales tax rate of 11%. This consists of 5% Federal GST and 6% Provincial Sales Tax (PST).
Does Saskatchewan support reverse tax calculation?
Yes. Select the 'Remove tax' (reverse) option in the calculator, input the total tax-inclusive paid amount, and the tool will automatically extract the pre-tax price and the tax component.
What is the Saskatchewan PST registration threshold?
Saskatchewan does not have a small supplier threshold for PST. Any business making taxable retail sales, leasing goods, or supplying services in the province must register to collect the 6% PST from their very first transaction.
Do remote online sellers need to collect Saskatchewan PST?
Yes. Out-of-province e-commerce businesses selling tangible goods, software, or digital services into Saskatchewan must register and collect the 6% PST, with no minimum revenue threshold.
Can Saskatchewan PST be claimed back as an Input Tax Credit?
No. Saskatchewan PST is a retail consumption tax. Businesses cannot claim it back via ITCs. Any PST paid on commercial expenses must be recorded as a business expense.
What is exempt from PST in Saskatchewan?
Major PST exemptions include basic groceries, prescription drugs, books, child-sized clothing, agricultural services, and farm implements.
How does a business claim a resale exemption in Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan businesses purchasing goods for resale can buy them PST-free by presenting their PST vendor license number or a signed Exemption Certificate to the vendor.
Is commercial real property construction subject to PST in Saskatchewan?
Yes. Construction services, repairs, and installations related to commercial real property are subject to the 6% PST. Contractors must charge PST on the total contract price.
Are restaurant meals subject to PST in Saskatchewan?
Yes. Prepared food and restaurant meals in Saskatchewan are subject to both the 6% PST and the 5% GST, totaling 11% combined tax.
How is Saskatchewan PST filed?
PST is filed online through Saskatchewan eTax Services (SETS). Filing frequency is assigned as monthly, quarterly, or annually based on the tax collected.
Are digital streaming and online subscriptions subject to Saskatchewan PST?
Yes. Saskatchewan charges 6% PST on electronic services, including digital music, videos, streaming platforms, and SaaS products.
What is the tax on used cars in Saskatchewan?
Used passenger vehicles purchased privately in Saskatchewan are subject to 6% PST based on the Red Book value. However, private used vehicle purchases valued under $5,000 CAD are exempt from PST.
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Official Sources & Citations

All rates, thresholds, and regulatory guidance cited on this page are sourced from official government publications and non-partisan research institutions.

Canadian Tax Authorities

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Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

The authoritative source for federal GST/HST rates, provincial HST variations, and input tax credit rules.

canada.ca
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Revenu Québec

Official administration for Quebec Sales Tax (QST) and provincial GST/HST compliance requirements.

revenuquebec.ca

International Tax Bodies

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European Commission — VAT Guide

Comprehensive portal for VAT rates and rules across all 27 EU member states, including B2B/B2C regulations.

ec.europa.eu
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OECD — Consumption Tax Database

Global comparative data on VAT/GST structures and consumption tax trends across OECD member nations.

oecd.org

TaxesLedger is an independent educational tool. We are not affiliated with any government agency. Rates are verified quarterly; always confirm with your jurisdiction's official Department of Revenue before filing. Last verification: May 15, 2026.

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