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Note 1: HST is a combined federal/provincial VAT collected in some provinces. In the rest of Canada, the GST is a 5% federal VAT and if there is a Provincial Sales Tax (PST) it is a separate non-VAT tax. Note 2: No real "reduced rate", but rebates generally available for new housing effectively reduce the tax to 4.5%. Note 3: These taxes do not apply in Hong Kong and Macau, which are financially independent as special administrative regions. Note 4: The reduced rate was 14% until 1 March 2007, when it was lowered to 7%. The reduced rate applies to heating costs, printed matter, restaurant bills, hotel stays, and most food. Note 5: VAT is not implemented in 2 of India's 28 states. Note 6: Except Eilat, where VAT is not raised.[12] Note 7: The VAT in Israel is in the process of being gradually reduced. It was reduced from 18% to 17% on March 2004, to 16.5% on September 2005, and was set to its current rate on July 1, 2006. There are plans to further reduce it in the near future, but they depend on political changes in the Israeli parliament. Note 8: The introduction of a goods and sales tax of 3% will be introduced on the 6th May 2008 to plug a large budget deficit in the island's government budget. Note 9: In the 2005 Budget, the government announced that GST would be introduced in January 2007. Many details have not yet been confirmed but it has been stated that essential goods and small businesses would be exempted or zero rated. Rates have not yet been established as of June 2007. Note 10: The President of the Philippines has the power to raise the tax to 12% after January 1, 2006. The tax was raised to 12% on February 1. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_rates_around_the_world |


