Regina, SK Bill of Sale
Generate a free bill of sale for transactions in Regina, Saskatchewan. 6% PST applies when the price or the Red Book value is over $5,000, charged on the higher of the two. GST does not generally apply to a private sale. Download as PDF instantly.
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Bill of Sale in Regina, SK
Regina is Saskatchewan's capital and second-largest city, home to the provincial government and a robust private vehicle market. Like all of Saskatchewan, Regina uses SGI for vehicle registrations, with no safety inspection needed to transfer a vehicle already registered in SK that is not a total loss.
Where to transfer ownership in Regina
- Regina has multiple SGI motor licence issuer locations throughout the city
- No safety inspection required to transfer a vehicle already registered in Saskatchewan (unless it is a total loss)
- Government workforce in Regina means a steady turnover of well-maintained vehicles
- Saskatchewan's 6% PST (none if price and Red Book are both $5,000 or less); GST does not generally apply
- Regina's market is particularly active for sedans and mid-size SUVs
Regina registry / service locations
- Downtown Regina: Scarth Street, Victoria Avenue
- Harbour Landing (south Regina)
- North Regina: Rochdale area
- East Regina: Victoria Square area
- Numerous insurance-based issuers throughout the city
Tips for Regina buyers & sellers
- Regina Police Service offers safe exchange zones at RPS division offices
- Cornwall Centre and Southland Mall parking are popular safe meeting spots
- Winter vehicles in Regina experience extreme cold — block heater function is critical
- Regina's flat prairie location means less terrain-related wear than mountainous areas
- Government employee turnover creates a steady supply of well-maintained used vehicles
Provincial requirements (Saskatchewan)
Saskatchewan charges 6% PST on a private sale, on the higher of the price or the Canadian Red Book average retail value. The sale is PST-free only when both are $5,000 or less. GST does not generally apply. SGI motor licence issuers register the vehicle and collect the PST.