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Northwest Territories GST calculator

The Northwest Territories have no territorial sales tax. A taxable sale in Yellowknife or Inuvik carries only the 5% GST, collected by the Canada Revenue Agency.

Rates checked on September 25, 2026 against the official sources listed below.

Calculation

For example 1,234.56 or 1234,56

Amount before tax
$100.00
GST (5%)
$5.00
Total
$105.00

Rates in force

TaxRateSinceCollected by
GST (goods and services tax)5%January 1, 2008Canada Revenue Agency

The calculation

On $200 before tax the GST is $10 and the total $210. A business in the territory that ships to an HST province charges that province's HST, not 5%.

Registering

The threshold is the GST one used across Canada: $30,000 of taxable supplies over four consecutive calendar quarters, or within a single quarter.

One example, both ways

Adding the taxes: $200.00
Amount before tax$200.00
GST (5%)$10.00
Total$210.00
Removing the taxes: $100.00
Amount before tax$95.24
GST (5%)$4.76
Total$100.00

To remove the taxes, divide the total by 1.05, then check that the price you get plus its rounded taxes adds back up to the total.

In QuickBooks Online

In QuickBooks Online, pick Northwest Territories under Sales Tax, Overview. There is no territorial agency to add: GST is filed with the CRA.

→ Guide: filing a GST/HST return from QuickBooks Online

Quick answers

Is there a territorial sales tax in the Northwest Territories?

No. Only the 5% GST applies.

What is $100 including tax, before tax?

$95.24, plus $4.76 of GST.

Before the return, in QuickBooks

This calculator settles one invoice at a time. If your books are in QuickBooks Online, Caribooks has an Autopilot loop, Sales tax check, that goes over last month before the return. It flags each sale or purchase with no tax code, with a code unusual for that customer or vendor, or with tax that does not match its code's rate, then totals the tax collected, paid and net for each tax agency. It only reads: nothing in your books changes.

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Sources

Every rate and rule on this page comes from the official pages below, read on September 25, 2026.