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        Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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Budget 2012-13 provides a $2.5 million increase to reduce costs for those with diabetes by adding two forms of long-acting insulin to the Drug Plan and expanding the Children’s Insulin Pump Program from age 17 up to 25 years old.

Interjurisdictional carriers pay registration fees, sales tax and fuel tax based on the proportion of distance traveled in Saskatchewan compared to the distance traveled in all jurisdictions. 

Prorated Vehicle Tax
The Prorated Vehicle Tax (PVT) allows for the payment of tax by all registrants of an interjurisdictional vehicle, based on their proportionate travel in Saskatchewan.
Fuel Tax (IFTA)
Carriers operating in Saskatchewan are required to pay tax on the fuel consumed in the Province. This is done under the provisions of the International Fuel tax Agreement (IFTA).
Registration Programs (IRP)
The International Registration Plan (IRP) provides for the apportionment of vehicle registration fees and is administered by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).  The Revenue Division has the responsibility to conduct distance audits on behalf of the Province under this program.  The IRP is a reciprocal agreement which requires member jurisdictions to ensure that their interjurisdictional carriers are allocating vehicle registration fees accurately among the various jurisdictions across North America in which they are registered to operate.

 

Tax Bulletins

PST-50 Interjurisdictional Carriers  
FT-5 Interjurisdictional Carriers 
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