Free New Brunswick Invoice Generator
Generate compliant commercial invoices for New Brunswick clients and businesses, pre-configured with HST (15%). Instant PDF export with zero watermarks.
Create New Brunswick Invoice
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Sales Tax Rates for Invoices in New Brunswick
New Brunswick participates in the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) at a combined rate of 15% (5% federal + 10% provincial component).
HST: 15%
Registration: GST/HST Number (CRA)
New Brunswick Invoice Calculation Worked Example
Standard B2B commercial invoice for $1,000.00 CAD of billable services delivered in New Brunswick.
| Item Description | Qty | Rate | Line Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consulting & Advisory Services | 1 | $1,000.00 | $1,000.00 |
CRA Three-Tier Documentary Standards
Under $30 CAD
Supplier name, invoice date, and total paid or payable. Detailed tax line itemization is optional unless requested.
$30 to $149.99 CAD
Supplier operating name, transaction date, total amount, and explicit indication of GST/HST amount or rate charged.
$150 CAD and Over
All of the above, plus recipient/buyer name, description of supplies, payment terms, and supplier's 9-digit CRA Business Number (BN/RT).
Frequently Asked Questions
What sales taxes apply to invoices in New Brunswick?
In New Brunswick, invoices are subject to HST with a combined effective rate of 15%. New Brunswick participates in the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) at a combined rate of 15% (5% federal + 10% provincial component).
Do I have to register for GST/HST if I am a small business in New Brunswick?
Under Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) rules, you qualify as a "small supplier" and do not have to register or charge GST/HST if your gross worldwide taxable revenues are $30,000 or less over 4 consecutive calendar quarters. Once you exceed $30,000, registration is mandatory.
What information is legally required on a Canadian invoice for Input Tax Credits (ITCs)?
For transactions over $150, the CRA requires: supplier's legal name, date, invoice total, purchaser's name, description of supplies, payment terms, clear tax breakdown (or rate), and the supplier's 9-digit Business Number with GST/HST account identifier (e.g. 123456789 RT 0001).
How do place-of-supply rules affect invoicing clients outside New Brunswick?
Under CRA place-of-supply guidelines, the sales tax rate you charge depends on where the service is received by the client (or where goods are delivered). If you are based in New Brunswick but supply services to a client in another province, you generally charge the tax rate applicable in the client's province.
Other Canadian Provinces & Territories
Important Compliance Notice:
Invoice Meadow is an independent software tool and is not affiliated with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) or Revenu Québec. Invoicing rules and tax rates are provided for educational and general bookkeeping purposes only and do not constitute formal tax or legal advice. Verify all specific tax collection obligations with the CRA or a qualified Canadian CPA.