Ontario is roughly 13% and QC is around 15%How much tax do you pay in Ottawa ? And how much is it in Quebec ? It is 15% in NB
Ontario is roughly 13% and QC is around 15%How much tax do you pay in Ottawa ? And how much is it in Quebec ? It is 15% in NB
Hey! Yes we'll have parts and definitely some glasses. And stay tuned, I hope being able to announce soon a very good news on this specific topic!Will there be parts for sale as well?
I'd like to have the voodoo no glare pinball glass, pick up would be a great deal.
If he ships it to you, you are subject to Ontario HST. If you pick it up, QST/GST (14.975%).This is bad news for me. I will now have to pay nearly $2k more for my Looney Tunes that I had ordered because I will get the QC tax, which I wouldn't have had to pay before. Shipping won't be $2k cheaper so it's certainly NOT almost equivalent to having more tax to pay.
But it's nice to have a "local" distributor for all the manufacturers that aren't already covered by P1.
Unless you imported your games from the US via a business, they should have been subject to HST, (not just GST)...?Ontario and NB have HST. You can’t avoid the provincial part. In QC, the GST and PST are still separate. Both together is about 15.5% in QC, so about the same as the HST provinces. Both my Labyrinth and P3 came from the US and crossed in Ontario. I only paid GST on both. Shipping and brokerage was about 2500$ so way more expensive than domestic shipping but by saving the $2k in PST it comes out about the same.
Doesn't Stern set the MAP on pins?? By competitive, do you mean not charging sales tax?Hey Jeff,
I think the main difference between Nitro and P1 is the philosophy of the company. At Nitro, we are a company of pinheads for the pinheads! We do not rent caroussels in funfair or manage restaurants and bars. We are specialized in pinball, that's what we love and that's what we do!
On top of that, we are very competitive on prices and as you'll see in the next few months, we'll come up with new pinball related products, promotions and contests. In the last year alone, I contributed to the birth of the first pinball expo in the province of Quebec, I started a pinball league, I launched a new pinball media (Pinball Club) available on Facebook, Youtube and Twitch where we present live streams and where we discuss with the pinball community, all that while I was working on starting my company and building a partnership with Tommy!
For the next year, I want to help our community to grow by being involved in leagues accross Eastern Canada and help organizing events in different provinces.
Nitro for me is not just selling a machine, it is offering an experience and making it accessible to the more people as possible. At the end of the day, if someone is looking for a price, then let's compare both offers and make a choice! If someone's a true pinhead and he wants more than just having a machine in his basement, I think he will end up at Nitro Pinball pretty quickly!
And those US games wouldn't be covered by the warranty in Canada?Unless you imported your games from the US via a business, they should have been subject to HST, (not just GST)...?
Dealt with P1 6 times in the last 2 months. Unless they start predatory pricing not much can really change. Aren't prices set by the manufacturers?It is good. P1 is very capable of stepping up it's game and I hope to see that soon!
Correct. Maybe he meant he brought them into Quebec from the US?Unless you imported your games from the US via a business, they should have been subject to HST, (not just GST)...?
Dealt with P1 6 times in the last 2 months. Unless they start predatory pricing not much can really change. Aren't prices set by the manufacturers?
Yes, exactly, from your home province, it works just the same if you pick up a game from a company in the U.S. , they don't charge the taxes if you are from another country, the customs will take care of that quite easilly.You should be charged the tax of your home province? If you are buying a personal machine how can you avoid paying both taxes?
For my part, if I can get Voodoo glass without having to pay the shipping fees because I can pick up, I'll be happy to have waited...... Because I feel that 180$ for shipping is way too much as well.Nice. If only the shipping on the Voodoo glass wasn't so brutal LOL, I've been itchin for a while to get a couple widebody sheets but $180 for shipping hurts.
Like others have stated, this isn't how it works. You just have to provide proof of your primary residence in Ontario and then you are only subjected to Ontario taxes. The same rules apply if you buy a washer/dryer combo at Costco over in Gatineau and have it delivered. If you are just buying it off the shelf and tossing it into the back of your truck then that's when you'll eat the local tax.Ontario and NB have HST. You can’t avoid the provincial part. In QC, the GST and PST are still separate. Both together is about 15.5% in QC, so about the same as the HST provinces. Both my Labyrinth and P3 came from the US and crossed in Ontario. I only paid GST on both. Shipping and brokerage was about 2500$ so way more expensive than domestic shipping but by saving the $2k in PST it comes out about the same.
A few messages back and forth with you on messenger the other day and I could tell that you guys are passionate about this business. I'm new to pins and only a few hrs from Que.Hey Jeff,
I think the main difference between Nitro and P1 is the philosophy of the company. At Nitro, we are a company of pinheads for the pinheads! We do not rent caroussels in funfair or manage restaurants and bars. We are specialized in pinball, that's what we love and that's what we do!
On top of that, we are very competitive on prices and as you'll see in the next few months, we'll come up with new pinball related products, promotions and contests. In the last year alone, I contributed to the birth of the first pinball expo in the province of Quebec, I started a pinball league, I launched a new pinball media (Pinball Club) available on Facebook, Youtube and Twitch where we present live streams and where we discuss with the pinball community, all that while I was working on starting my company and building a partnership with Tommy!
For the next year, I want to help our community to grow by being involved in leagues accross Eastern Canada and help organizing events in different provinces.
Nitro for me is not just selling a machine, it is offering an experience and making it accessible to the more people as possible. At the end of the day, if someone is looking for a price, then let's compare both offers and make a choice! If someone's a true pinhead and he wants more than just having a machine in his basement, I think he will end up at Nitro Pinball pretty quickly!
Wonder what the price would have been from P1? Probably could have saved the shipping by picking up at their London office no?Wanted to post up and share my recent experience with Nitro Pinball east, as I purchased a NIB Stern Deadpool Pro from them a couple of weeks ago.
Philippe at Nitro was great to work with, great communication through the whole process. The machine was shipped via Day and Ross to my door, it was here in a few days (I'm in London ON), and the shipping rate was very reasonable.
Overall a great experience and I would recommend them to anyone here in the east looking for another option over P1, nothing against P1 but nice to have a choice.
Deadpool is home and here to stay for some time, this game is great!!
Yep sure could have, but would have to wait till the next run in Q4 as P1 didn't have stock.Wonder what the price would have been from P1? Probably could have saved the shipping by picking up at their London office no?