Comments on: British Columbia Tax Exemption for Materials and Equipment to Prevent Heat Loss from Buildings http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/ Canadian grants and rebates for home improvement and vehicles Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:38:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: N http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/comment-page-1/#comment-11238 N Tue, 04 Oct 2011 11:42:52 +0000 http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/#comment-11238 what if a supplier is interested in the energy efficient materials? i mean like a company not an individual? would the rebate still be at the same rate? what if a supplier is interested in the energy efficient materials? i mean like a company not an individual?
would the rebate still be at the same rate?

]]> By: Elaine Clark http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/comment-page-1/#comment-11163 Elaine Clark Tue, 07 Dec 2010 06:55:53 +0000 http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/#comment-11163 Our 35 year old home has R18 in the attic, we would like to upgrade to R40, do we have to pay tax on blown in material? Our 35 year old home has R18 in the attic, we would like to upgrade to R40, do we have to pay tax on blown in material?

]]> By: bruce burch http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/comment-page-1/#comment-10845 bruce burch Sun, 10 Jan 2010 03:34:46 +0000 http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/#comment-10845 can I still get my tax back if I bought most of these goods. I'm guessing NOT eh! can I still get my tax back if I bought most of these goods. I’m guessing NOT eh!

]]> By: Neel http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/comment-page-1/#comment-8901 Neel Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:34:28 +0000 http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/#comment-8901 You ask for the exemption at the cashier or they should already know that the listed items above are PST exempt. You ask for the exemption at the cashier or they should already know that the listed items above are PST exempt.

]]> By: Nick Saynor http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/comment-page-1/#comment-5657 Nick Saynor Fri, 30 Jan 2009 23:12:07 +0000 http://showmethegreen.ca/home/windows/tax-exemption-for-materials-and-equipment-to-prevent-heat-loss-from-buildings/#comment-5657 Hi there. I am wanting to update my house with some energy efficient items This websits say's that you can get a tax exemption on insulating materials. I am wondering how you get the tax exemption when you automatically make a purchase. Would I receive a card of some sort or do I show my receipts to the government? This is my first house and not really sure on how to go about making it more energy efficient. Nick Saynor. Hi there. I am wanting to update my house with some energy efficient items This websits say’s that you can get a tax exemption on insulating materials. I am wondering how you get the tax exemption when you automatically make a purchase. Would I receive a card of some sort or do I show my receipts to the government?

This is my first house and not really sure on how to go about making it more energy efficient.

Nick Saynor.

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