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RST 101: An Overview of Retail Sales Tax

This webinar was recorded on May 27, 2025.
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Strengthen your understanding of Manitoba’s Retail Sales Tax and manage your business obligations with confidence. 

The Retail Sales Tax (RST), commonly referred to as Provincial Sales Tax (PST), is a 7% tax applied to the retail sale or rental of most goods and certain services in Manitoba. Staying compliant with RST regulations is crucial for businesses operating within the province. 

This session provides a comprehensive overview of Retail Sales Tax, tailored for businesses selling goods, offering services, or both. Learn the registration requirements, understand how RST applies to your operations, and gain insights to avoid common compliance pitfalls. Practical examples and actionable guidance will help you confidently navigate your RST obligations. 

From this recorded webinar, you will learn: 

  • How retail sales tax applies to goods and services. 
  • Common errors in RST compliance and strategies to avoid them. 
  • Registration requirements and key processes. 
  • Filing and remittance procedures to ensure compliance. 

Presented by

Elisha Angela

Tax Compliance Officer, Department of Finance, Government of Manitoba (Manitoba Taxation Division)

Elisha has been a Tax Compliance Officer for close to 3 years.

Tax Compliance Officer, Department of Finance, Government of Manitoba (Manitoba Taxation Division)

Small Business Tax Planning

This webinar was recorded on January 1, 2025.
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This recorded webinar is designed to help small business owners build a stronger understanding of basic income tax topics — supporting tax efficiency and better operational business decisions through available programs and incentives.

You’ll gain insights into a range of tax topics relevant to Manitoba businesses, including:

Tax Credit Programs

  • Small Business Venture Capital Tax Credit
  • Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit
  • Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit

Other Key Topics

  • Updates to CCA (Capital Cost Allowance)
  • Current tax updates for 2025
  • Important tax planning considerations

Presented by

Peter Moreira, CPA, CGA, MBA

The Griffin Group

Peter Moreira has over 15 years of professional experience in financial management, economic development, business consulting, planning, and teaching. He is a Chartered Professional Accountant (Legacy CGA) (CPA, CGA), holds an MBA graduate degree, and a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) undergraduate degree. His experience includes key roles in business start-up, expansion, and successful succession/sale, of numerous businesses in Manitoba. This expertise is supported and enhanced by his previous roles as a CFO with the Province of Manitoba Government and as an Assistant Deputy Minister.

In addition to his consulting practice, Peter shares his knowledge and experience as a continuing Faculty Member at the University of Winnipeg, in the Business and Administration Department, and is a regular Session Leader in the Professional Education Program with the CPA Western School of Business.