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Pdfs GST-HST Municipal Rebates 2019 F Not Finished.Xlsx Rapport sur les remboursements fédéraux additionnels de la TPS/TVH aux municipalités - Du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 2019 Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador MONTANT DU DÉNOMINATION SOCIALE VILLE RTA PAIEMENT ALEXANDER BAY UNITED CHURCH HOMES INC GLOVERTOWN A0G 507.05 $ ARNOLD'S COVE SENIOR CITIZEN'S HOUSING CORPORATION ARNOLD'S COVE A0B 1,059.89 $ BAULINE TOWN COUNCIL BAULINE A1K 5,198.76 $ BAY BULLS TOWN COUNCIL BAY BULLS A0A 15,042.74 $ BAY DE GRAVE REGIONAL MUNICIPAL SERVICES CORPORATION SOUTH RIVER A0A 626.64 $ BAY L'ARGENT TOWN COUNCIL BAY L'ARGENT A0E 2,514.16 $ BELLEORAM TOWN COUNCIL BELLEORAM A0H 3,668.25 $ BELLEVUE LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT BELLEVUE A0B 431.60 $ BIRCHY COVE LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT NEWMAN'S COVE A0C 187.01 $ BOTWOOD SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING COMMITTEE (BSCHC) GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2A 2,411.73 $ BRANCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL BRANCH A0B 13,499.65 $ BRENT'S COVE COMMUNITY COUNCIL BRENT'S COVE A0K 1,498.88 $ BRIGHTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL BRIGHTON A0J 1,790.37 $ BRYANT'S COVE COMMUNITY COUNCIL BRYANT'S COVE A0A 10,333.91 $ BURGEO SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING CORPORATION BURGEO A0N 822.16 $ BURIN PENINSULA REGIONAL SERVICE BOARD BURIN BAY ARM A0E 27,837.40 $ BURIN TOWN COUNCIL BURIN A0E 25,524.44 $ CENTRAL REGIONAL SERVICE BOARD NORRIS ARM A0G 53,799.97 $ CHARLOTTETOWN COMMUNITY COUNCIL CHARLOTTETOWN A0K 29,592.46 $ CITY OF CORNER BROOK CORNER BROOK A2H 537,715.83 $ CITY OF ST. JOHN'S ST. JOHN'S A1C 2,662,394.57 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL WEST ST. MODESTE A0K 5,870.97 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL (L'ANSE AU LOUP) L'ANSE AU LOUP A0K 21,086.93 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL CASKIERS POINT LA HAYE SAINT MARY'S A0B 1,372.81 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL L'ANSE AU CLAIR L'ANSE AU CLAIR A0K 10,556.41 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF BELLBURNS BELLBURNS A0K 965.78 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF BURLINGTON BURLINGTON A0K 7,037.43 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF COACHMANS COVE COACHMAN'S COVE A0K 636.53 $ COMFORT COVE- COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF COMFORT COVE - NEWSTEAD A0G 11,227.94 $ NEWSTEAD COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF ENGLISH HARBOUR EAST ENGLISH HARBOUR EAST A0E 1,280.26 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF FRENCHMAN'S COVE FRENCHMAN'S COVE A0E 757.77 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF GOOSE COVE EAST ST. ANTHONY EAST A0K 533.70 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF HUGHES BROOK CORNER BROOK A2H 2,098.05 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF LITTLE BAY ISLANDS LITTLE BAY ISLANDS A0J 1,103.46 $ Page 1 de 10 Rapport sur les remboursements fédéraux additionnels de la TPS/TVH aux municipalités - Du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 2019 Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador MONTANT DU DÉNOMINATION SOCIALE VILLE RTA PAIEMENT COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF LUSHES BIGHT-BEAUMONT-BEAUMONT BEAUMONT A0J 7,374.76 $ NORTH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF NIPPER'S HARBOUR NIPPER'S HARBOUR A0K 1,028.36 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF RALEIGH RALEIGH A0K 1,190.10 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF RIVERHEAD SAINT MARY'S A0B 2,429.65 $ ST. BERNARD'S-JACQUES COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF ST. BERNARD'S A0E 6,200.94 $ FONTAINE COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF ST. BRIDE'S ST. BRIDE'S A0B 825.02 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF ST. LEWIS ST. LEWIS A0K 3,543.59 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF WOODY POINT WOODY POINT A0K 12,687.08 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL PORT ANSON PORT ANSON A0J 1,257.99 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL RED HARBOUR RED HARBOUR PB A0E 890.15 $ COMMUNITY COUNCIL SAINT PAUL'S SAINT PAUL'S A0K 3,295.08 $ COMMUNITY OF ANCHOR POINT ANCHOR POINT A0K 9,428.49 $ COMMUNITY OF CROW HEAD CROW HEAD A0G 3,588.49 $ COMMUNITY OF GILLAMS CORNER BROOK A2H 8,170.94 $ COMMUNITY OF KING'S COVE KING'S COVE A0C 1,911.61 $ COMMUNITY OF LEADING TICKLES LEADING TICKLES A0H 2,479.05 $ COMMUNITY OF MILES COVE MILES COVE A0J 19,808.51 $ COMMUNITY OF MORRISVILLE MORRISVILLE A0H 15,228.11 $ COMMUNITY OF POINT OF BAY POINT OF BAY A0H 613.51 $ COMMUNITY OF ROCKY HARBOUR ROCKY HARBOUR A0K 48,460.05 $ COMMUNITY OF SANDY COVE EASTPORT A0G 1,578.54 $ COMMUNITY OF WESTPORT WESTPORT A0K 3,207.08 $ COTTRELL'S COVE/MOORE'S COVE LOCAL SERVICE COMMITTEE COTTRELL'S COVE A0H 124.81 $ INCORP DANIEL'S HARBOUR COMMUNITY COUNCIL DANIEL'S HARBOUR A0K 10,473.71 $ DEER PARK VINELAND ROAD LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT INC. HOLYROOD A0A 3,753.65 $ EAGLE RIVER COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION INC CARTWRIGHT A0K 2,198.79 $ EASTERN REGIONAL SERVICE BOARD ST. JOHN'S A1A 71,838.50 $ FORTEAU TOWN COUNCIL FORTEAU A0K 10,809.36 $ FORTUNE TOWN COUNCIL FORTUNE A0E 10,521.04 $ FOX COVE-MORTIER TOWN COUNCIL BURIN A0E 14,715.50 $ FOX HARBOUR COMMUNITY COUNCIL FOX HARBOUR PB A0B 1,487.02 $ GANDER BAY SOUTH LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT PROJECT GANDER BAY SOUTH A0G 3,302.48 $ GLENBURNIE BIRCHY HEAD SHOAL BROOK COMMUNITY COUNCIL BIRCHY HEAD A0K 12,944.24 $ Page 2 de 10 Rapport sur les remboursements fédéraux additionnels de la TPS/TVH aux municipalités - Du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 2019 Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador MONTANT DU DÉNOMINATION SOCIALE VILLE RTA PAIEMENT GLOVERTOWN TOWN COUNCIL GLOVERTOWN A0G 39,798.81 $ GOLDEN YEARS MANOR INC HEART'S DELIGHT A0B 1,040.21 $ GREEN BAY WASTE AUTHORITY INC. SOUTH BROOK GB A0J 6,770.44 $ GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE INC TRINITY TB A0B 932.06 $ GREEN'S HARBOUR GREEN'S HARBOUR LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT A0B 757.81 $ TRINTY BAY GREY RIVER LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT GREY RIVER A0N 371.02 $ HAPPY ADVENTURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL HAPPY ADVENTURE A0G 20,135.05 $ HERMITAGE & SANDYVILLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL HERMITAGE A0H 5,601.73 $ HILLVIEW LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT HILLVIEW A0E 3,485.16 $ HUMBER VILLAGE LIMITED CORNER BROOK A2H 1,939.01 $ KEELS COMMUNITY COUNCIL KEELS A0C 1,202.13 $ LABRADOR STRAITS SENIORS HOUSING INC FORTEAU A0K 791.37 $ LARK HARBOUR TOWN COUNCIL LARK HARBOUR A0L 37,986.65 $ LIONS HOUSING INITIATIVES INC CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1X 1,111.48 $ LITTLE BAY COMMUNITY COUNCIL LITTLE BAY A0J 1,884.95 $ LOCAL SERVICE DIST OF VIRGIN ARM, CARTERS COVE AND PARKVIEW CARTER'S COVE A0G 797.92 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT - HICKMAN'S HARBOUR & ROBINSONS BIGHT HICKMAN'S HARBOUR A0C 7,286.78 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT BARACHOIS BROOK PROJECT BARACHOIS BROOK A0N 177.46 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT BENTON BENTON A0G 1,635.85 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT -BRIDGEPORT BRIDGEPORT A0G 176.50 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF BUCHANS JUNCTION BUCHANS JUNCTION A0H 608.81 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF HOPEALL HOPEALL A0B 356.67 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT DEEP BIGHT HILLVIEW A0E 2,505.59 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT GREEN ISLAND BROOK GREEN ISLAND BROOK A0K 185.35 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT MAIN- POINT DAVIDSVILLE MAIN POINT A0G 593.58 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF BROWN'S ARM BROWN'S ARM A0G 793.22 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF CAVENDISH INC. CAVENDISH A0B 738.42 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF CHARLOTTETOWN CHARLOTTETOWN A0C 493.20 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF DILDO DILDO TRINITY BAY A0B 1,348.13 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF FAIRBANKS/HILLGRADE HILLGRADE A0G 894.51 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF FORRESTERS POINT BLACK DUCK COVE A0K 4,143.61 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF FRANÇOIS FRANÇOIS A0N 385.03 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF FRESHWATER CARBONEAR A1Y 2,355.94 $ Page 3 de 10 Rapport sur les remboursements fédéraux additionnels de la TPS/TVH aux municipalités - Du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 2019 Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador MONTANT DU DÉNOMINATION SOCIALE VILLE RTA PAIEMENT LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF GARDEN COVE INC. GARDEN COVE A0E 250.99 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF HARRY'S HARBOUR HARRY'S HARBOUR A0J 594.17 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF LOWER LANCE COVE LOWER LANCE COVE A5A 7,527.48 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF MARYSVALE MARYSVALE A0A 3,817.20 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF MERRITT'S HARBOUR MERRITT'S HARBOUR A0G 28.57 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF NEWMANS COVE NEWMANS COVE A0C 714.89 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF NORTH HARBOUR NORTH HARBOUR PB A0E 15,620.57 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PETLEY CLARENVILLE A5A 151.96 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PHILLIP'S HEAD BOTWOOD A0H 348.91 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PIGEON COVE ST. BARBE BLACK DUCK COVE A0K 585.43 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PLEASANTVIEW BOTWOOD A0H 803.88 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT A0G 198.49 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PORTLAND CREEK PORTLAND CREEK A0K 107.93 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF PURCELLS HARBOUR TWILLINGATE A0G 91.91 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF RATTLING BROOK RATTLING BROOK A0J 314.21 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF SHOE COVE INC. SHOE COVE A0K 310.24 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF SMITH'S HARBOUR SMITH'S HARBOUR A0K 264.10 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF SOUTH EAST BIGHT SOUTH EAST BIGHT A0E 74.86 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF SUMMERVILLE PRINCETON PRINCETON A0C 1,292.54 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF TIZZARD'S HARBOUR NOTRE DAME BAY A0G 594.31 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT OF UPPER AMHERST COVE NEWMAN'S COVE A0C 2,206.24 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT SWIFT CURRENT/ BLACK RIVER INC. SWIFT CURRENT A0E 221.25 $ LOCAL SERVICE DISTRICT-LOON BAY LOON BAY A0G 618.49 $ LOCAL SERVICES DISTRICT OF CANNING'S COVE CANNINGS COVE A0C 245.89 $ LOCAL SERVICES DISTRICT OF MAKINSONS MAKINSONS A0A 850.85 $ LONG RANGE WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY INC. DANIEL'S HARBOUR A0K 3,267.83 $ MARY'S HARBOUR COMMUNITY COUNCIL MARY'S HARBOUR A0K 18,866.74 $ MILLERTOWN COMMUNITY COUNCIL MILLERTOWN A0H 4,491.63 $ MUNICIPALITY OF TRINITY BAY NORTH PORT UNION A0C 21,055.87 $ NORPEN WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ST. ANTHONY A0K 14,147.36 $ PARSON'S POND SENIOR CITIZENS COMPLEX INC PARSON'S POND A0K 1,019.47 $ PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF CLARKE'S BEACH A0A 1,505.96 $ NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR POINT LANCE COMMUNITY COUNCIL ST. MARY'S A0B 1,693.55 $ POOL'S COVE COMMUNITY COUNCIL POOL'S COVE A0H 2,774.45 $ Page 4 de 10 Rapport sur les remboursements fédéraux additionnels de la TPS/TVH aux municipalités - Du 1er janvier au 31 décembre 2019 Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador MONTANT DU DÉNOMINATION SOCIALE VILLE RTA PAIEMENT PORT REXTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL PORT REXTON A0C 6,799.84 $ PORTUGAL COVE
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