Free New Brunswick Free Printable Bill of Sale
New Brunswick gives the printed bill of sale unusual power: the 15% HST applies to the ACTUAL price on the page — no book floor — so the document you print and fill is literally the tax base. That privilege sets the printing standard: every field complete, the true price in numbers and words, and condition notes that keep the figure plausible, because Service New Brunswick relies on the declaration and implausible pages invite review. No inspection certificate attaches; your printed description is the deal's only condition record.
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New Brunswick Free Printable Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know
Tax Details
In NB the printed price IS the tax base: 15% HST applies to the declared figure without a wholesale floor — one more reason the form should show the real number, legibly and unambiguously.
Exemption: Family transfers documented on the printed form need the sworn statutory declaration alongside — that pairing is what Service NB accepts for the exemption.
Inspection Requirements
A standard NB template needs no inspection line. Add one only for the exceptions — commercial, out-of-province, rebuilt or salvage vehicles — where an inspection precedes registration.
New Brunswick Free Printable Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist
- Print complete: parties, VIN, odometer, price in numbers AND words, date, signatures.
- Add condition notes that make the price self-evidently plausible.
- Both parties keep signed copies.
- Present at Service New Brunswick; the 15% HST reads your printed price.
Common Pitfalls
- Treating the no-floor rule as a discount scheme — implausible printed prices get reviewed.
- A bare template with no condition section in a province with no inspection.
- Notary blocks from US templates — signatures complete NB documents.
- Price in numerals only — numbers and words prevent the transposition dispute.
Pro Tip
NB printables: the page is the tax base — print it complete, price it honestly, and the province's trust-based system works in your favour.