Tax Attorney Columbus Ohio

Sale of shares in a business in Canada, I am told will result in the witholding of almost half of the purchase amount and I don’t know who to ask for a method of reporting to claim this excessive portion back when I have no Canadian tax ID. Is anyone aware of the process or should I be contacting Revenue Canada or an accountant or an attorney? Thank you for your input.

Hi, there are actually 2 questions. If you know either part, please answer.

[1] I have read that for the tax rate, it depends where in NY I register the car. BUT I plan to import it to Canada–it will not be registered in the US. So what is the tax rate if I just buy the car and drive it away?

Other than misc fixed fees, I know there is a rate (based on the car’s value) that I need to pay for the car to be imported into Canada. Is this just the GST of 7% or some other value?

Thanks all!
sorry I mean the GST or 6% (it’s no longer 7%). If I import the car to Ontario, do I just pay the GST of 6% or GST and PST (6+8) of 14%?

NIMDAC Presentation by Anurag Gupta, LL.B. (Business and Tax Lawyer) on Section 160 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) – Transfer of Property to non-arms length parties. Recovery of debt

Sept 27 2009 To the Attorney General in Ontario, Canada
Please stop the foolishness of spending tax dollars on court hearings ( dump site 41) etc around those people who do a very good job of prot…