A Saskatchewan law firm failed to provide evidence establishing that its clients rather than it were liable for the costs incurred by it in respect of searches, appraisal reports, accident reports, courier costs, transcripts, investigation reports, hospital records, security reports, medical reports and searches and certificates. Accordingly, the firm was required to collect and remit GST when it made a charge in respect of such disbursements to its clients.
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law firm did not incur disbursements as agent for its clients
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