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Budget 2008-09 provided $156.6 million in education property tax relief - annual savings for the average agricultural ratepayer: about $2,072; for the average homeowner: $133; for the average commercial/industrial ratepayer: $590.

The Revenue Division of Saskatchewan Finance prepares a number of information bulletins and forms about the taxes and programs administered. This information explains how the Provincial Sales Tax, Fuel Tax, Tobacco Tax, Corporation Capital Tax, Liquor Consumption Tax, and other taxes apply in specific situations.

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The Revenue Division has prepared a number of bulletins to help explain how the Provincial Sales Tax applies in specific situations.

The Revenue Division has prepared a number of bulletins to help explain how Fuel Tax applies in specific situations.

The Revenue Division has prepared bulletins to help explain how Tobacco Tax applies in specific situations.
The Revenue Division has prepared a general information bulletin to help explain how the Liquor Consumption Tax applies in specific situations.

The Revenue Division has prepared a number of bulletins to help explain how Corporation Capital Tax applies in specific situations.

The Revenue Division has prepared bulletins to help explain how the Manufacturing and Processing Profits Tax Reduction and Investment Tax Credit are applied in specific situations.
The Revenue Division has prepared a bulletin to help explain how the Insurance Premiums Tax applies in specific situations.
The Revenue Division has prepared a bulletin to help explain how the Beverage Container Program applies in specific situations.
The Revenue Division has prepared a bulletin with information on the Saskatchewan Indian Tax Exemption for On-Reserve Fule and Tobacco Purchases.

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