RC7066-SCH Provincial Schedule - Public Service Bodies Rebate

What is the RC7066-SCH Form

Provincial Schedule GST HST Public Service Bodies' Rebate form is a federal government form that allows public service bodies to claim a rebate for the provincial portion of the GST/HST paid on their purchases. The rebate is calculated based on the province in which the public service body is located. The form must be completed and submitted to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) in order to receive the rebate.

What is the RC7066-SCH form used for

The form is used by public service bodies that are located in a province that charges the GST, such as Ontario, Nova Scotia, or New Brunswick. The form is also used by public service bodies that are located in a province that charges the HST, such as Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, or Nova Scotia. The form is not used by public service bodies that are located in a province that does not charge either the GST or the HST, such as Alberta, British Columbia, or Saskatchewan.

How To Fill Out the RC7066-SCH Form

The first step is to gather the required information and documentation. You will need the following:

• Your GST/HST registration number;
• The total amount of GST/HST paid by you in the reporting period;
• The total amount of GST/HST paid or payable by you in the reporting period that is eligible for the public service bodies’ rebate;
• The total amount of the provincial portion of the HST paid or payable by you in the reporting period;
• The beginning and ending dates of the reporting period.

To claim the rebate, the public service body must first complete the RC7066-SCH form and submit it to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The form must be submitted within two years of the end of the fiscal year in which the expenses were incurred.

1. The first step in completing the form is to enter the public service body's business number. This can be found on the CRA's website.
2. Next, the public service body must provide its name, contact information, and the dates of its fiscal year.
3. Then, the public service body must calculate the total amount of GST/HST paid on eligible expenses. Eligible expenses are those that would normally be subject to the GST/HST, with a few exceptions. These exceptions include expenses for which a public service body is not required to pay the GST/HST, such as certain financial services.
4. Once the total amount of GST/HST paid on eligible expenses has been calculated, the public service body must enter this amount on the form.
5. Finally, the public service body must sign and date the form and submit it to the CRA.
6. The CRA will review the form and, if everything is in order, will issue a rebate to the public service body. The rebate will be equal to the GST/HST paid on eligible expenses, minus any taxes that the public service body is required to pay.

How to submit the RC7066-SCH form

To apply for the rebate, you must complete the GST/HST public service bodies' rebate form and submits it to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

The form must be submitted to the CRA along with supporting documentation, such as receipts for eligible expenses. The CRA will review the form and supporting documentation and issue a rebate cheque if the public service body is eligible for the rebate.

Government organizations that work with RC7066-SCH form

There are a few government organizations that work with the form rc7066-sch. These organizations are:

• The Canada Revenue Agency
• The Department of Finance
• The Department of National Revenue