The one system your business needs.
Billing, GST, stock, purchase and sales in one open source system. One price per company, every app included, AI on your own key.
- Every app included, one price per company
- GSTR-1/3B, e-invoicing and e-way bills built in
- AI on your own key, or on your own servers
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ERP Software for Canadian Businesses
Canada operates a multi-layered sales tax system that creates real complexity for businesses selling across provinces. The federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) applies at 5% nationwide, but provincial sales taxes vary significantly. Five provinces use the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), which combines federal and provincial components into a single tax ranging from 13% in Ontario to 15% in New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island. British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba each levy their own Provincial Sales Tax (PST) at different rates with different rules about what is taxable. Quebec operates its own Quebec Sales Tax (QST) administered separately from the federal GST.
Country
Canada
Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Compliance
4 local requirements
Business Environment in Canada
This patchwork means a single business selling across Canada may need to register for and file returns under GST/HST with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), PST in up to three provinces, and QST with Revenu Quebec. Each has its own registration thresholds, filing frequencies, and rules about which goods and services are taxable, exempt, or zero-rated. Yukti handles this complexity by automatically determining the correct tax treatment for every transaction based on the supplier location, customer location, and product or service type.
Canadian businesses must file GST/HST returns on schedules that depend on their annual taxable supplies. Annual filers with a December 31 year-end must file by June 30 of the following year. The CRA requires businesses to keep all GST/HST-related records for at least six years from the end of the last tax year they relate to. Yukti maintains compliant digital records and generates the data needed for CRA return filing.
Employers must remit these deductions to the CRA on schedules that vary based on their remitter category.
Starting January 2026, Manitoba began applying PST to cloud computing services including SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Businesses selling digital services into Manitoba must now register for and collect PST on these services, adding a new compliance obligation that Yukti tracks automatically.
Canada compliance that OneYukti handles
Local requirements handled in the system, prepared from your books
GST/HST calculation and filing with the CRA, including Input Tax Credit tracking
Provincial Sales Tax (PST) compliance for BC, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
Quebec Sales Tax (QST) calculation and Revenu Quebec filing support
Six-year digital record retention compliant with CRA requirements
Localization for Canada
Yukti includes country-specific configurations for the chart of accounts, tax calculation, invoice formats and reporting requirements used in Canada. Staff records cover attendance, leave and expenses.
- Canadian chart of accounts aligned with ASPE and IFRS standards
- Multi-province tax engine with GST/HST/PST/QST determination
- Bilingual invoice support (English and French)
- Canadian dollar with multi-currency support for cross-border trade
- CRA-compatible electronic filing data export
Key Industries in Canada
Yukti serves businesses across the industries that drive Canada's economy.
Deployment and Data Residency
Deploy on Canadian data centers to meet data sovereignty requirements under PIPEDA and provincial privacy legislation. Yukti supports deployment on AWS ca-central-1 (Montreal), Azure Canada Central, and Google Cloud northamerica-northeast1 (Montreal) regions.
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