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Section 360 — Excise Tax Act: Meaning of funeral services

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In this section, funeral services includes the provision of a coffin, a headstone or any other property relating to the funeral, burial or cremation of an individual that is provided under an arrangement for the provision of funeral services. Where an arrangement to supply funeral services in respect of an individual is entered into in writing before the implementation date for a participating province, under the terms of the arrangement, the funds required to pay for the funeral services are held by a trustee who is responsible for acquiring funeral services in respect of the individual, and at the time the arrangement is entered into, it is reasonable to expect that all or a part of those funds will be advanced to the trustee before the individual’s death, no tax is payable by the trustee under subsection 165(2) in respect of the supply in that province of funeral services under the arrangement or under section 212.1 or subsection 218.1(1), 220.05(1), 220.06(1), 220.07(1) or 220.08(1) in respect of funeral services supplied under the arrangement for consumption or use in that province. Where an arrangement to supply funeral services in respect of an individual is entered into in writing at any time before the implementation date for a participating province and, at that time, it is reasonable to expect that all or a part of the consideration for the supply of the funeral services will be paid before the individual’s death, no tax is payable under subsection 165(2) in respect of the supply in that province of funeral services under the arrangement or under section 212.1 or subsection 218.1(1), 220.05(1), 220.06(1), 220.07(1) or 220.08(1) in respect of funeral services supplied under the arrangement for consumption or use in that province.

Official source: laws-lois.justice.gc.ca

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