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NORTH SHORE
FIELD STATUS. 
NORTH SHORE MINOR LACROSSE 
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NORTH VANCOUVER
FOOTBALL CLUB 
LITTLE LEAGUE CANADA
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NORTH SHORE GIRLS SOCCER
NORTH VANCOUVER MINOR HOCKEY
NORTH SHORE GIRLS FAST PITCH
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NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION
PST
Here are some links regarding the PST and how it relates to Children's items purchased in stores.
Click on the Blue highlighted areas.
Hope this is helpful.
We are not responsible in any way for the content in those links from the Government
or any changes made to those links by the Government.
FIN 425 -- Certificate of Exemption - Children's Clothing and Footwear.
Having paid the PST, you can apply to us for a refund by completing an Application for Refund – General (FIN 355) and provide the supporting documentation listed in the instructions to the form.
Please note that the ministry cannot issue a refund of less than $10 (does not have to be a single purchase/transaction – you may retain your receipts until you meet this threshold) and your refund claim must be received by us within four years of the date the PST was paid.
For additional information, please see Bulletin PST 201, Children's Clothing and Footwear and Bulletin PST 400, PST Refunds.
More information on British Columbia’s PST, including registration, and collecting and remitting the PST, can be found in a series of PST Bulletins and Notices, and the Small Business Guide to PST. Our Forms Page contains exemptions certificates and forms related to registration, applying for a refund, and self-assessing the PST.
For additional information, including free interactive webinars, informational videos and upcoming events, please visit the PST Outreach webpage. To receive updates about legislative changes and new public information, please “Subscribe To Receive Updates.”
Having paid the PST, you can apply to us for a refund by completing an Application for Refund – General (FIN 355) and provide the supporting documentation listed in the instructions to the form.
Please note that the ministry cannot issue a refund of less than $10 (does not have to be a single purchase/transaction – you may retain your receipts until you meet this threshold) and your refund claim must be received by us within four years of the date the PST was paid.
For additional information, please see Bulletin PST 201, Children's Clothing and Footwear and Bulletin PST 400, PST Refunds.
More information on British Columbia’s PST, including registration, and collecting and remitting the PST, can be found in a series of PST Bulletins and Notices, and the Small Business Guide to PST. Our Forms Page contains exemptions certificates and forms related to registration, applying for a refund, and self-assessing the PST.
For additional information, including free interactive webinars, informational videos and upcoming events, please visit the PST Outreach webpage. To receive updates about legislative changes and new public information, please “Subscribe To Receive Updates.”