• FPZ-558-V - GST/HST and QST instalments

Methods of payment

You can make GST/HST and QST instalment payments online using the payment services of certain financial institutions. You will need to select the bill labelled "Revenu Québec – Code de paiement" and then enter the GST/ HST or QST payment code shown on the remittance slip.

For more payment options, go to Revenu Québec's website at revenuquebec.ca.

Payments of $50,000 or more must be made at a financial institution.

Reception date of payment

The reception date of a payment is the date on which Revenu Québec or a financial institution receives it.

You are liable to a penalty if you do not pay the full QST instalment. Interest may also be charged on any unpaid amount.

Return

This form is not a return. It is to be used only if you are making an instalment payment. You must file a GST/HST and QST return using form FPZ-500.AR-V, GST/HST–QST Return, or the File a GST/HST and QST return online service available at revenuquebec.ca.

You can mail Revenu Québec the detachable part of form FPZ-500.AR-V.

Calculating GST/HST and QST instalments

You can use form FPZ-558.C-V, Calculation of Instalments: GST/HST and QST, to calculate the GST/HST and QST instalments you must pay.

"GST/HST instalment" box

Enter the amount of your GST/HST instalment in this box.

"QST instalment" box

Enter the amount of your QST instalment in this box.

"Amount remitted" box

Add the amount in the "GST/HST instalment" box to the amount in the "QST instalment" box and enter the total in the "Amount remitted" box.

To change your GST/HST and QST registration with Revenu Québec, complete the detachable part of the enclosed return envelope and include it with your payment. You can also complete form LM-1.A-V, Request for Cancellation or Variation of Registration, which is available at revenuquebec.ca.

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