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HST Calculator Ontario — 13%

Ontario charges a single 13% HST. Add it to a price or reverse it out of a tax-included total — instantly.

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HST on Common Amounts in Ontario (13%)

Pre-tax priceHST (13%)Total in Ontario
$50.00$6.50$56.50
$100.00$13.00$113.00
$500.00$65.00$565.00
$1,000.00$130.00$1,130.00
$2,500.00$325.00$2,825.00

To reverse the calculation — "how much of this Ontario receipt was tax?" — divide the total by 1.13: a $250.00 receipt is $221.24 pre-tax with $28.76 tax. Or switch the calculator above to "Extract Tax".

How Sales Tax Works in Ontario

  • Ontario charges a single 13% HST — 5% federal GST plus an 8% provincial portion — introduced July 1, 2010.
  • Point-of-sale rebates remove the 8% provincial portion on children’s clothing and footwear, children’s car seats, printed books, and prepared food sold for $4 or less — those items are effectively taxed at 5%.
  • Basic groceries are zero-rated and residential rent is exempt; restaurant meals, snack foods, and alcohol are fully taxable at 13%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ontario charges 13% HST in 2026 — a single harmonized tax that includes the 5% federal GST. On a $100 purchase you pay $13.00 in tax for a total of $113.00.

Multiply the pre-tax price by 13% (or by 1.13 for the tax-included total). For example, $200 × 1.13 = $226.00 total in Ontario. The calculator above does this instantly in either direction.

Divide the tax-included total by 1.13. A $250.00 receipt in Ontario is $221.24 pre-tax with $28.76 tax. Switch the calculator above to "Extract Tax" to do this for any amount.

Basic groceries are zero-rated and residential rent is exempt; restaurant meals, snack foods, and alcohol are fully taxable at 13%.

No. Ontario uses HST only — the 13% harmonized rate already includes the 5% federal GST plus the 8% provincial portion, collected as one tax on one receipt line.

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