Sales Tax for G2B — Québec City
Postal code G2B covers Loretteville, Wendake (adjacent) and Saint-Émile (south) in Québec City, Quebec. The sales tax rate here is 14.975%. This combines GST + PST.
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About Quebec Sales Tax
Quebec has a 14.975% combined sales tax rate, consisting of the 5% federal GST and 9.975% provincial QST.
Quebec uses a dual tax system where the 5% federal GST and 9.975% Quebec Sales Tax (QST) are calculated separately on the purchase price. Both taxes are administered by Revenu Québec. Unlike other PST provinces, the QST is recoverable as an Input Tax Refund (ITR) for registered businesses. Remote sellers must register once they exceed $30,000 in Quebec sales.
What Postal Code G2B Covers
G2B covers Loretteville and adjoins Wendake, home of the Huron-Wendat Nation since 1697. The Kabir Kouba falls and gorge on the Saint-Charles River run through the community. Sales made on Wendake territory to registered First Nations members fall under distinct tax rules from those applying in the surrounding city.
Communities & neighbourhoods in G2B
Local landmarks
- Wendake Huron-Wendat Nation
- Chute Kabir Kouba
- Notre-Dame-de-Lorette church
Where G2B Sits — and What That Changes at the Till
The centroid of G2B falls roughly 15 km west of Quebec City, and the code shares its delivery city with 25 other postal areas. Its closest postal neighbours are G2A (Québec City) about 1 km off and G2M (Québec City) about 3 km off.
The nearest ground where the rate changes is about 220 km away — E7A in New Brunswick, at 15%. That distance is the useful part: nothing bought or delivered in G2B is a borderline case, so the only rate question worth asking here is whether the sale is taxable at all, not which province's number applies to it.
G2B is suburban ground serving about 25,000 across 3 communities — the settlement pattern where delivered goods matter most. A parcel addressed into G2B carries Quebec's 14.975% even when the seller is registered in Alberta and charges 5% to every customer at home. Wendake Huron-Wendat Nation sits inside the code, and section 87 of the Indian Act changes the arithmetic there: goods bought on reserve by a Status Indian, or delivered to the reserve by the vendor, are relieved of GST + QST entirely, and services performed on reserve for a Status Indian are too. Delivery is the operative word — the same goods collected off reserve carry the full 14.975%, which is why so many disputes turn on who carried the box.
The 14.975% above is set for the whole of Quebec and does not move between postal codes — G2B pays exactly what every other Quebec code pays. The bill that does move is an overnight one. Quebec's 3.5% tax on lodging applies on top of GST + QST, so a $200 room night inside G2B carries $7.00 of it. Charged on the price of the overnight stay only — the value of breakfast, parking and other services bundled with the room is excluded from the base. It runs out at 32 nights: once the same guest has stayed that long continuously the booking stops being transient accommodation, and the levy stops with it.
Everything above is particular to G2B; the rules that are not — registration thresholds, filing frequency, input tax credit recovery, point-of-sale rebates — are set for the whole of Quebec, and they live on the Quebec sales tax guide rather than being restated on G2B's page, where the calculator above is already locked to 14.975%.
Working the 14.975% on a Purchase in G2B
FSA G2B Tax Breakdown and Calculation Example
For FSA G2B in the Québec City area, the sales tax rate is 14.975%. Here is how tax is calculated on typical purchase amounts:
Use our Quebec GST/HST Calculator to compute tax on any amount instantly.
Selling into G2B: What You Need to Register For
Quebec runs a GST + QST system administered by Revenu Québec (both GST and QST), with a registration threshold of $30,000 (GST/QST) ($30,000 (GST/QST via Revenu Québec) for remote sellers). Filing frequency, input tax credit recovery, point-of-sale rebates and the full registration walkthrough are set out on the Quebec sales tax guide — they are province-wide rules, identical for every postal code here, so this page links them rather than repeating them.
- Charge the rate the address decides. A delivery into G2B is a Quebec sale, so charge 14.975% (5% GST + 9.975% provincial tax) — your own address does not enter into it.
- Show it the way Revenu Québec (both GST and QST) expects. GST and QST as separate line items — Revenu Québec requires the breakdown on every Quebec invoice.
Everything else about selling here — thresholds, filing frequency, ITC recovery, point-of-sale rebates, and the full province-by-province sourcing rules — is identical for every postal code in Quebec and is set out once on the Quebec sales tax guide and in the Quebec GST/HST calculator.
Postal Codes Near G2B
All 14.975%, like G2B — what differs is the ground each one covers, and with it the municipal levies on lodging and prepared food worth checking before you invoice.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions users ask.
What areas does postal code G2B cover?
The Forward Sortation Area G2B covers Loretteville, Wendake (adjacent) and Saint-Émile (south) in the La Haute-Saint-Charles, Capitale-Nationale region of Quebec, serving about 25,000 in a predominantly suburban setting. Retail and civic landmarks inside the code include Wendake Huron-Wendat Nation, Chute Kabir Kouba and Notre-Dame-de-Lorette church — the places where purchases in G2B actually happen.
What is the sales tax rate for FSA G2B in Quebec?
The combined sales tax rate for postal code FSA G2B in the Quebec area of Quebec is 14.975%. This consists of the 5% federal GST plus a 9.975% provincial sales tax (PST/QST/RST), calculated separately on the purchase price.
How do I calculate tax for a purchase in Quebec (FSA G2B)?
To calculate the total price including sales tax for any purchase in Quebec, multiply the purchase price by 1.14975. For example, a $100.00 purchase costs $114.98 total, with $14.97 in sales tax.
For the reverse calculation, divide the total price by 1.14975 to find the pre-tax amount. Run the example above backwards and $114.98 paid in Quebec resolves to $100.00 before tax and $14.97 of tax.
Does Quebec use HST or separate GST and PST?
Quebec uses a dual GST + PST/QST system. The 5% federal GST and 9.975% provincial QST are calculated separately on the purchase price. Businesses must register with both the CRA and the provincial tax authority.
What kind of area is G2B — urban, suburban or rural?
G2B is a predominantly suburban code serving about 25,000, within the La Haute-Saint-Charles, Capitale-Nationale region. That mix means both in-store and delivered purchases are common, and delivered orders take the rate for this postal code rather than the seller's.
Do local taxes in G2B change what I pay?
Not the sales tax itself — Quebec levies 14.975% province-wide and there is no municipal sales tax in Canada. What can differ by municipality are the separate levies that sit outside sales tax: accommodation and lodging taxes on short-term stays, and in some provinces local levies on prepared food or alcohol.
So a hotel folio or restaurant bill from Québec City can total more than 14.975% while a retail receipt from the same street does not. Check the municipality's own schedule for those, and see the Quebec sales tax guide for the province-wide rules.
How does FSA G2B map to a sales tax rate?
The Forward Sortation Area (FSA) is the first three characters of a Canadian postal code. G2B falls within the range assigned to Quebec, specifically the Quebec area. Canada sets sales tax provincially rather than municipally, so the FSA's job here is to place the buyer: once you know a delivery address sits in G2B, you know it is a Quebec sale and you charge 14.975%. That matters most for shipped orders, where the buyer's postal code — not your own — decides the rate.
Where can I calculate GST/HST for Quebec?
Use our Canadian GST/HST Calculator to add or remove tax from any amount. You can also visit the dedicated Quebec tax calculator for province-specific rates, examples, and compliance information.
All rates, thresholds, and regulatory guidance cited on this page are sourced from official government publications and non-partisan research institutions.
Canadian Tax Authorities
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
The authoritative source for federal GST/HST rates, provincial HST variations, and input tax credit rules.
canada.caRevenu Québec
Official administration for Quebec Sales Tax (QST) and provincial GST/HST compliance requirements.
revenuquebec.caTaxesLedger is an independent educational tool. We are not affiliated with any government agency. Rate records include source metadata and verification status; always confirm with your jurisdiction's official Department of Revenue before filing. Last registry update: September 11, 2026.
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