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Restaurant GST/HST Filing · From $150/Filing · Licensed CPA

Restaurant GST/HST Filing in Ontario & Across Canada

Restaurant GST/HST is complicated. Tips vs. service charges, delivery platform matching, Quick Method vs. Regular Method, the 50% meal restriction, gift card redemptions. We handle all of it. Flat fee. No surprises. Filed on time, every time.

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AFFORDABLE Restaurant GST/HST Filing

Restaurant GST/HST filing has more moving parts than any other small business category. You have POS systems generating Z-reports, delivery platforms like UberEats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes collecting HST on your behalf, tips that are not subject to HST, mandatory service charges that are, gift card sales with deferred HST, owner meals at 50% ITC and staff meals at 100% ITC. Most bookkeepers get at least one of these wrong.

We file restaurant GST/HST returns from $150 per filing. Every filing includes POS-to-bank reconciliation, delivery platform matching, full ITC recovery and CRA filing. Your annual T2 corporate tax return is filed FREE. We also calculate Quick Method vs. Regular Method for every restaurant client and recommend whichever produces the lower HST remittance.

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Our Restaurant GST/HST Filing Services

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GST/HST Return Filing

Monthly, quarterly or annual HST return preparation and CRA filing. POS revenue verified against bank deposits every period before we file.

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POS Reconciliation

Daily Z-reports matched to bank deposits. Cash shortages identified. Every dollar of dine-in, takeout and delivery revenue accounted for.

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Delivery Platform Matching

UberEats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes statements reconciled to your books. Platform commissions, tips and revenue separated correctly.

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ITC Recovery

Every eligible input tax credit claimed. Food purchases, rent, utilities, equipment, platform commissions, supplies. Owner meals at 50%, staff meals at 100%.

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Quick Method Analysis

Both Quick Method (8.8%) and Regular Method calculated for your restaurant. Lower remittance recommended. Reviewed annually as costs change.

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CRA Compliance

HST on mandatory service charges, gift card redemption tracking, delivery fee classification and tip exclusion. Every CRA rule applied correctly.

Restaurant GST/HST Filing by a Licensed CPA

Every aspect of restaurant HST handled correctly. From POS reconciliation to CRA filing. AFFORDABLE flat-fee pricing.

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POS-to-Bank Reconciliation

Before we file anything, every dollar of revenue is verified from POS to bank.

  • Download and reconcile daily POS Z-reports against bank deposits for the filing period.
  • Identify and resolve cash shortages, over-rings and void discrepancies between POS totals and actual deposits.
  • Separate cash, debit, credit card and delivery platform deposits so each revenue stream is traceable.
  • Flag any undeposited revenue or timing differences between POS close and bank posting date.
  • Deliver a clean revenue figure that matches what CRA expects on the HST return.
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Delivery Platform Reconciliation

Platform revenue, commissions and tips are three separate HST items. We separate all three.

  • Download weekly and monthly statements from UberEats, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes and other platforms.
  • Match gross platform revenue to your accounting records, including HST collected by the platform.
  • Separate platform commission fees and claim ITCs on the commission amount (HST on the commission is recoverable).
  • Exclude delivery tips from taxable revenue since voluntary tips paid through the platform are not subject to HST.
  • Reconcile platform deposits to bank so CRA cross-reference between platform data and your return shows no discrepancy.
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ITC Recovery and Meal Restriction

Restaurants have more ITC categories and restrictions than any other business type.

  • Claim ITCs on food and beverage purchases, commercial rent, utilities, kitchen equipment, cleaning supplies and professional fees.
  • Separate owner meals (50% ITC restriction) from staff meals (100% ITC) using dedicated GL accounts.
  • Claim ITCs on delivery platform commission fees, which many restaurants miss entirely.
  • Apply the 50% entertainment and meal restriction correctly for both HST ITCs and income tax deductions.
  • Document every ITC claimed with the supporting invoice or receipt in case CRA requests verification.
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Quick Method vs. Regular Method

The wrong HST method can cost a restaurant thousands per year. We calculate both.

  • Calculate HST remittance under the Regular Method: HST collected minus ITCs on all eligible purchases.
  • Calculate HST remittance under Quick Method: HST-inclusive revenue multiplied by the 8.8% Ontario restaurant rate.
  • Compare both results and recommend the method producing the lower remittance for your specific restaurant.
  • Review the calculation annually since changes in food costs, rent or capital purchases can shift which method saves more.
  • Handle CRA election paperwork if switching methods, including timing requirements and effective date.
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Special HST Rules: Tips, Service Charges, Gift Cards

Three items that trip up restaurant owners and bookkeepers constantly.

  • Configure accounting to exclude voluntary tips from HST collected since they are not consideration for a supply.
  • Apply 13% HST on mandatory service charges (auto-gratuity for large parties) since CRA treats these as part of the supply.
  • Record gift card sales as a liability with no HST at point of sale.
  • Apply HST at the time of gift card redemption on the food or beverage purchased, not the card value.
  • Audit POS configuration at onboarding to confirm tips, service charges and gift cards are coded correctly from day one.
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CRA Filing and Compliance

Filed on time, every period. No penalties. No interest. No audit triggers.

  • Prepare and file the GST/HST return (GST34) through CRA for each filing period: monthly, quarterly or annual.
  • Calculate net tax owing (HST collected minus ITCs) or refund amount and notify you before the filing deadline.
  • Manage your filing calendar so no deadline is missed, preventing the 1% late-filing penalty and 0.25%/month compound interest.
  • Respond to CRA notices, assessments and review letters related to your HST account on your behalf.
  • File your annual T2 corporate tax return at no additional charge for every restaurant GST/HST filing client.

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Case Studies: Restaurant GST/HST Filing

Indian Restaurant, Mississauga (Quick Method Costing $22,935/Year)

An Indian restaurant with $480,000 annual revenue, 33% food costs and $60,000 rent was using the Quick Method and remitting $42,240 per year. We calculated the Regular Method: ITCs on food ($20,592), rent ($6,912), utilities ($1,656), platform commissions ($4,680) and supplies ($2,076) totaled $35,916. HST collected was $55,221. Net remittance under Regular Method: $19,305. We switched them and saved $22,935 per year. Restaurant Accounting →

$22,935/year saved. Quick Method to Regular Method switch.

Pizza Franchise, Brampton (Delivery Platform HST Mismatch)

A pizza franchise running UberEats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes had platform revenue that did not match the HST return. CRA sent a review letter. We reconciled 12 months of platform statements, identified $38,000 in platform commissions where ITCs had never been claimed, corrected the HST returns and responded to CRA. No penalties assessed. Client recovered $4,940 in missed ITCs and avoided reassessment. Cost: $150/filing ongoing. HST Filing Services →

$4,940 in missed ITCs recovered. CRA review resolved.

Shawarma Shop, Scarborough (Pre-Opening ITC Recovery)

A new shawarma restaurant spent $180,000 on build-out, equipment and initial inventory before registering for HST. They lost $23,400 in ITCs permanently. Their second location came to us first. We registered HST at incorporation before any purchases. The second location claimed $21,060 in pre-opening ITCs. Both locations now on monthly GST/HST filing with POS reconciliation. Cost: $150/filing. Get Started →

$21,060 pre-opening ITCs claimed. Second location registered first.

Chinese Restaurant, Markham (Owner Meal ITC Over-Claim)

A Chinese restaurant was claiming 100% ITCs on all meals including owner consumption. CRA audited and proposed reassessing 3 years of returns. We separated owner meals from staff meals across all 3 years, applied the 50% restriction to owner meals and 100% to documented staff meals, and prepared the CRA response. Reassessment reduced from $12,400 to $3,200. Going forward, dedicated GL accounts prevent recurrence. Cost: $400 CRA response + $150/filing ongoing.

CRA reassessment reduced from $12,400 to $3,200.

The Restaurant GST/HST Rules We Handle for You

Restaurant GST/HST is more complex than most industries. The following rules determine what you owe CRA each filing period. We apply every one of them correctly, every time.

ItemHST StatusHow We Handle It
Dine-in and takeout foodTaxable at 13%Verified against POS Z-reports and bank deposits each period
Alcoholic beveragesTaxable at 13%Tracked separately from food revenue for COGS accuracy
Voluntary tipsNot subject to HSTExcluded from taxable revenue. POS configured to separate tips from sales.
Mandatory service chargesTaxable at 13%HST calculated on the service charge amount and included in HST collected
Gift card salesNot taxable at saleNo HST recorded at point of gift card sale
Gift card redemptionsHST on redeemed itemsHST applied on the food purchased, not the card value
UberEats / DoorDash / SkipTheDishes revenuePlatform collects HSTGross revenue reconciled to your books. Platform commission ITCs claimed.
Delivery feesTaxable at 13%Included in taxable supply total on your HST return
Owner meals50% ITC onlySeparated from staff meals. 50% restriction applied to both income tax and HST.
Staff meals (regular benefit)100% ITCFull ITC claimed. Documented as regular employment benefit.

We Calculate Quick Method vs. Regular Method for Every Client

Many restaurants use the wrong HST method and overpay CRA by thousands per year. The Quick Method (8.8% remittance rate for Ontario restaurants) is simpler but not always cheaper. We run both calculations for your restaurant and recommend the method that produces the lower remittance.

FactorRegular MethodQuick Method (8.8%)
How HST is calculatedHST collected minus ITCs on all purchasesHST-inclusive revenue x 8.8%. No ITCs tracked.
Better when food costs areAbove 35% of revenueBelow 30% of revenue
Better when rent isHigh (significant ITC on commercial rent)Low (rent ITC does not offset Quick Method savings)
Revenue thresholdNo limit$400,000 annual taxable revenue or less

Real Client Example: An Ontario restaurant with $480,000 in annual revenue, 33% food costs and $60,000 in rent was using the Quick Method and remitting $42,240 per year. We switched them to the Regular Method. Their ITCs on food ($20,592), rent ($6,912), utilities ($1,656), platform commissions ($4,680) and supplies ($2,076) totaled $35,916. HST collected was $55,221. Net remittance under Regular Method: $19,305. Annual savings: $22,935. We review this calculation for every restaurant client annually.

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What Is Included in Our Restaurant GST/HST Filing Service

Everything your restaurant needs for CRA-compliant HST filing. No extras. No hourly billing.

IncludedWhat We Do
GST/HST return preparation and filingWe prepare and file your GST/HST return (monthly, quarterly or annual) through CRA on your behalf, on time, every period.
POS-to-bank reconciliationWe reconcile your daily POS Z-reports to bank deposits. Every dollar of cash and card revenue is accounted for before filing.
Delivery platform matchingWe reconcile UberEats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes statements to your accounting records. Platform revenue, commissions and tips separated correctly.
ITC recovery (every eligible credit claimed)We claim ITCs on food purchases, rent, utilities, equipment, delivery platform commissions, cleaning supplies, liquor and professional fees.
Owner meal vs. staff meal separationWe separate owner meals (50% ITC) from staff meals (100% ITC) so you claim the maximum legal amount without over-claiming.
Quick Method vs. Regular Method analysisWe calculate both methods for your restaurant and recommend the one that produces the lower HST remittance. Reviewed annually.
Mandatory service charge HST handlingWe configure your accounting to correctly apply 13% HST on mandatory gratuities while excluding voluntary tips.
Gift card HST trackingWe track HST on gift card redemptions (taxable) separately from gift card sales (not taxable).
CRA correspondence and noticesWe respond to CRA notices, assessments and review letters related to your HST account on your behalf.
Annual T2 corporate tax returnFiled FREE for every restaurant GST/HST filing client. No additional charge.

The 10 GST/HST Errors We Prevent for Restaurant Clients

#ErrorWhat It CostsHow We Prevent It
1Charging HST on voluntary tipsOver-collection liability to CRA and customersPOS audit and configuration review at onboarding
2Not charging HST on mandatory service chargesCRA reassessment with interest and penaltiesMandatory charges flagged as taxable in POS and accounting
3Not registering for HST before opening$10,000 to $40,000 in lost pre-opening ITCsHST registration at incorporation, before first purchase
4Missing delivery platform commission ITCs$500 to $3,000 per yearPlatform statements reconciled and ITCs claimed every period
5Claiming full ITC on owner mealsOver-claimed ITCs reversed on CRA auditOwner meals coded separately with 50% restriction applied
6Mixing staff and owner meal accountsUnder-claiming staff meal ITCs or over-claiming owner ITCsSeparate GL accounts configured at setup
7Using Quick Method when Regular saves more$2,000 to $23,000 per year overpaidBoth methods calculated annually. Lower remittance recommended.
8Platform revenue not reconciled to HST returnCRA flags the discrepancy. Audit triggered.Monthly platform-to-books reconciliation before filing
9Filing HST returns late1% penalty + 0.25%/month + 8% interestCalendar managed. Filed before deadline every period.
10No HST on gift card redemptionsUnder-collected HST on redeemed food itemsPOS and accounting configured for redemption-time HST

Why Choose Gondaliya CPA for Restaurant GST/HST Filing?

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Restaurant Specialists

We file HST for restaurants across Ontario. POS reconciliation, delivery platforms, tip rules and Quick Method analysis built into every engagement.

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Filed On Time, Every Time

Calendar managed. Deadlines tracked. No late-filing penalties. No interest charges. Every period filed before the due date.

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CRA Compliance

Every HST rule applied correctly. Tips, service charges, gift cards, delivery platforms, meal restrictions. CRA notices handled on your behalf.

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AFFORDABLE Flat Fee

From $150 per filing. No hourly billing. T2 filed FREE. 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. 60-Day Fees-Matching Policy.

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Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing

No hourly billing. No surprises. You know your exact fee before we start.

ServiceFeeIncludes
GST/HST return filing (per filing)From $150Return preparation, POS reconciliation, platform matching, ITC recovery, CRA filing
Monthly bookkeeping + GST/HSTFrom $200/monthFull monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliation, POS matching, HST filing, payroll
Annual T2 corporate tax returnFREEIncluded for all HST filing and bookkeeping clients at no additional charge
QBO or Xero setupFREEChart of accounts configured for restaurants with correct HST codes. Included at onboarding.
Quick Method vs. Regular Method analysisFREEBoth methods calculated. Lower remittance recommended. Reviewed annually.

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How It Works

Four steps. No complexity on your end.

1

Connect

We connect to your QBO or Xero and POS system. If you do not have accounting software yet, we set it up for you.

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Reconcile

We reconcile POS Z-reports to bank deposits, match delivery platform statements and categorise every transaction.

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Calculate

We calculate HST collected, ITCs claimable, apply the 50% meal restriction and determine net tax owing or refund.

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File

We file your GST/HST return through CRA, confirm the filing, and notify you of the amount owing or refund expected.

Restaurant GST/HST Filing: Cities We Serve

We file GST/HST returns for restaurants across every Ontario city and Canada. No distance limits, no extra fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does restaurant GST/HST filing cost?
From $150 per filing. Includes return preparation, POS reconciliation, delivery platform matching, ITC recovery and CRA filing. T2 corporate tax return filed FREE for every client. 60-Day Fees-Matching Policy applies. Know Your Exact Fee →
Are tips subject to HST?
Voluntary tips left by the customer are NOT subject to HST. Mandatory service charges added by the restaurant (such as "18% gratuity for parties of 6+") ARE subject to 13% HST. We configure your accounts to handle this distinction correctly.
Do you handle UberEats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes HST?
Yes. We reconcile delivery platform statements to your accounting records every filing period. Platform revenue is matched, commission ITCs are claimed and tips are excluded from taxable revenue. CRA cross-references platform data with your return, so this reconciliation prevents audit flags.
Should my restaurant use the Quick Method or Regular Method?
It depends on your food cost ratio, rent and capital purchases. We calculate both methods for every restaurant client and recommend the one that produces the lower HST remittance. One client saved $22,935 per year by switching from Quick Method to Regular Method. Restaurant Accounting →
What is the 50% meal restriction?
Owner meals and entertainment are restricted to 50% for both income tax deductions and HST ITCs. Staff meals provided as a regular employment benefit qualify for 100%. We separate these in your chart of accounts so you claim the maximum legal amount.
How does HST work on gift cards?
HST is not charged when the gift card is sold. HST applies when the card is redeemed for food or beverages. We configure your accounting to apply HST at redemption, not at the point of sale.
How often should my restaurant file HST?
Revenue under $1,500,000: annual (default) or quarterly/monthly by election. We recommend quarterly filing for better cash flow management and earlier error detection. Revenue over $1,500,000: quarterly or monthly mandatory.
Do I need to register for HST before opening?
Yes. Register at incorporation, before your first purchase. This allows you to claim ITCs on all pre-opening expenses (build-out, equipment, initial inventory). A restaurant that spends $200,000 before registering loses $26,000 in ITCs permanently. Get Started →
What triggers a CRA HST audit for restaurants?
HST collected not matching reported revenue, delivery platform revenue not reconciled, bank deposits exceeding reported sales, large ITCs relative to revenue, late filing and inconsistent POS-to-bank reconciliation. Our monthly reconciliation process prevents every one of these triggers.
Is the T2 really free?
Yes. Every restaurant GST/HST filing client receives their annual T2 corporate tax return at no additional charge. This is included in every engagement, not an upsell.
Do restaurants have to charge GST/HST?
Yes. Prepared meals, dine-in, takeout and catering are taxable supplies, so an Ontario restaurant charges 13% HST on food and beverages once it is registered. Registration is mandatory once your taxable revenue exceeds $30,000 over four consecutive quarters, and most restaurants register from day one to recover ITCs. We confirm your registration status and file every period.
What is the HST rate for restaurants in Ontario?
Restaurant food and beverages in Ontario are taxable at 13% HST (5% federal plus 8% provincial). This applies to dine-in, takeout, delivery and catering. Note the 8.8% figure some owners see is the Quick Method remittance rate, not what you charge customers; you still charge 13% at the till. We make sure the right rate is charged and the right remittance is filed.
How does restaurant HST filing actually work?
Each period we reconcile your POS Z-reports to your bank, match delivery platform statements, total the HST you collected, calculate the ITCs you can claim, apply the 50% meal restriction, and file the GST/HST return (GST34) through CRA. You get the net amount owing or refund before the deadline. That is our full HST filing for restaurant clients, from $150 per filing.
Is takeout food taxed the same as dine-in?
In Ontario, prepared restaurant food is generally taxable at 13% whether it is dine-in or takeout. The narrow exception is the federal point-of-sale rebate for certain qualifying prepared-food-and-beverage combinations sold under a set price threshold, which can reduce the provincial portion. We configure your POS so each item is taxed correctly and reconciled on the return.
Do I charge HST on catering?
Yes. Catering is a taxable supply, so HST applies to catered food, beverages and related service charges at 13% in Ontario. Mandatory gratuities on a catering contract are also part of the taxable supply. We separate catering revenue in your books and make sure the HST is collected and reported correctly alongside your dine-in and delivery sales.
Are food ingredients I buy for the kitchen taxable?
Most basic grocery ingredients are zero-rated when you buy them, so you pay no HST on them and there is nothing to recover. Other purchases, such as prepared items, some beverages, packaging, cleaning supplies and equipment, do carry HST, and those ITCs are recoverable. We sort your purchases correctly so you claim every ITC you are entitled to and none you are not.
What is an ITC and how does it help my restaurant?
An input tax credit is the HST you paid on business purchases, which you recover against the HST you collected, so you only remit the difference. For a restaurant that means recovering HST on rent, utilities, equipment, platform commissions, supplies and professional fees. Missed ITCs are money left with the CRA, and recovering all of them is central to how we file your returns.
Can a new restaurant get an HST refund?
Often yes, especially in the first periods. A new restaurant with heavy build-out, equipment and inventory spending frequently has more ITCs than HST collected, which produces a net refund. This is exactly why registering before your first purchase matters. We file the early returns to capture those pre-opening ITCs and secure the refund you are owed.
What happens if I file my restaurant HST late?
Late filing generally brings a penalty and compounding interest on any amount owing, and a pattern of late filing can draw CRA attention to your account. The amounts are set by the CRA and can change, so we confirm the current figures, but the practical answer is that we manage your filing calendar so returns go in on time and the penalty never arises.
What records does my restaurant need for HST filing?
You keep POS Z-reports, bank statements, delivery platform statements, supplier and expense invoices, and records separating tips, service charges and gift cards. The CRA can ask you to support both the HST you collected and the ITCs you claimed. We give you a simple way to submit these each period and build the return from reconciled records.
How do you handle HST on a restaurant with multiple locations?
Each location's revenue and ITCs are tracked, and depending on how the business is structured they may file under one HST account or separate accounts. We set up the bookkeeping so each location is visible, reconcile each one's POS and platform data, and file correctly for the structure you have. Multi-location restaurants are well within what we handle.
Do food trucks and ghost kitchens charge HST the same way?
Yes. A food truck, ghost kitchen or delivery-only brand sells taxable prepared food, so the same 13% HST, registration threshold, platform reconciliation and ITC rules apply. The revenue often runs almost entirely through delivery platforms, which makes platform matching even more important. We handle HST filing for these models the same disciplined way.
Does the $30,000 small-supplier threshold apply to my restaurant?
It can, but most restaurants cross $30,000 in taxable revenue quickly, at which point registration and charging HST become mandatory. Even below the threshold, voluntary registration is usually worthwhile for a restaurant because it lets you recover ITCs on your significant startup and operating costs. We assess your position and register you at the right time.
How is HST on delivery different from dine-in?
The food is taxable either way, but on delivery platforms the platform often collects and remits the HST on the sale, while you still claim ITCs on the commission the platform charges you. The risk is double-counting or missing those commission ITCs. We reconcile each platform's statements to your books so the HST return matches the data the CRA already receives.
What is the point-of-sale rebate on prepared food?
Ontario provides a point-of-sale rebate of the provincial portion of HST on certain qualifying prepared food and beverages sold together under a set price threshold, so those items are effectively taxed at 5% rather than 13%. The rules are specific about what qualifies. We configure your POS and returns so any eligible items are handled correctly.
Do I charge HST on gift cards my restaurant sells?
No HST is charged when the gift card is sold, because it is treated as a payment mechanism rather than a supply. HST applies when the card is redeemed for food or beverages. Getting this wrong either over-collects at sale or under-collects at redemption. We configure your accounting so HST lands at redemption, on the items purchased, not on the card.
Can you fix my restaurant's past HST returns?
Yes. If earlier returns missed ITCs, misreported platform revenue, or applied the wrong method, we can review and correct them, and where appropriate use the CRA's adjustment or voluntary disclosure routes. Several of our restaurant clients recovered missed ITCs this way. We reconstruct the records, correct the returns and get you current.
Is HST filing included in your restaurant bookkeeping service?
Yes. Our monthly bookkeeping from $200/month includes the GST/HST filing, POS-to-bank reconciliation, delivery platform matching and payroll, with your annual T2 filed FREE. You can also take HST filing on its own from $150 per filing. Either way the filing is done by a licensed CPA firm, on time, every period.
Will you deal with the CRA if my restaurant gets a review letter?
Yes. If the CRA sends an HST review or audit letter, we respond on your behalf, reconcile the period in question, provide the supporting records and correspond with the CRA to resolve it. Restaurant HST reviews often come from platform-revenue mismatches or ITC questions, which our reconciliation is built to answer. This is included in how we support HST clients.
How do I switch my restaurant's HST filing to Gondaliya CPA?
It is simple. Please book a free consultation, tell us your revenue, POS and delivery platforms, and the state of your current filings. We review your setup, register you for CRA authorisation, quote a flat fee, run the Quick Method versus Regular Method comparison, and take over your filing from the next period. Book Free Consultation →

Meet Your Restaurant HST Filing Specialists

Sharad Gondaliya CPA

Sharad Gondaliya, CPA

Founder & Managing Director
Gondaliya CPA Professional Corporation

Sharad manages all restaurant GST/HST filing engagements, Quick Method analysis and CRA correspondence.

Vandana Goel CPA

Vandana Goel, CPA

Senior Accountant
Gondaliya CPA Professional Corporation

Vandana handles POS reconciliation, delivery platform matching, ITC calculations and HST return preparation.

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