Also returning will be reality series like Survivor, The Amazing Race (a 10-time Emmy Award winner), and Undercover Boss (a two-time Emmy Award winner). For news buffs, 60 Minutes (television's #1 news program for more than four decades) and 48 Hours (Saturday's #1 non-sports program) will also be returning.Sports nuts should also be excited for the return of NFL Thursday Night Football, which will kick off Sept. 17 with Denver at Kansas City.On deck will be CBS's trusted lead broadcasters and production team, including Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, and reporter Tracy Wolfson.on't worry about going through Ted Danson deficiency, because the star will be joining Patricia Arquette on the franchise off-shoot, CSI: Cyber. In total, seven new shows will be joining 22 others returning to America's most-watched network. Here's a breakdown of what fans can expect.
Updated February 06, 2017. In Canada, the goods and services tax or GST is a federal tax of five percent on most goods and services sold in Canada for domestic consumption. Some goods and services are exempt from the GST, for example, basic groceries, prescription drugs, and exports.
GST is a consumption tax charged at 15% on the supply of most goods and services in New Zealand. GST-registered taxpayers must charge GST on the goods and services they supply and can obtain a credit for any GST they pay in the course of their business. In this way, the burden of GST is borne by the final consumer.