Roadghost
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Make sense? Since when did that matter with Trudeau?
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Make sense? Since when did that matter with Trudeau?
lol polkaroo? **** liberals.
Did you see them interview Mary Trump? Who fuckin cares.
Matt Gurney: Monsef’s live mic adventure highlights lack of competent cabinet ministers
Monsef was in a parliamentary session via video conference when she — her microphone very much on — began musing about how much she makes
nationalpost.com
They cover anything that makes their PM look favourable compared to the evil Trump.
What will they do when he is gone other than pick on Ford more.
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Hmm, so I have paid taxes for 45 years and continue to do so in my retirement though maybe less now as I will am earning less.
Have also paid into CPP and still have not claimed CPP yet.
Taxes in Canada are based on income and not on Net worth, is that way you are advocating for?
Because they can borrow indiscrimantely for the foreseeable future. They can (and have) gotten way behind on recruiting for the bottom tier but dont need to acknowledge the collapse until some point in the future (and each successive government will try to punt that until the next government). Teudeau gets the distinction for the largest deficit in history in recruiting suckers in this analogy.
Taxing net worth bothers me as two individuals that made the same coin over their lives could have vastly different net worths. One could have spent every cent on entertainment and depreciating assets while the other invested and has assets. The latter should have the right to spend his later in life, not subsidizing the spender. He should be free to spend late in life, just like the former chose to spend early in life.
Both pay various sales taxes and the saver will pay taxes on capital gains, RRIF and dividend incomes.
I'm a cautious fan of sales taxes on luxury items. It doesn't hurt the poor like taxes on groceries in some US jurisdictions. Sliding scales sound good until one works out the logistics and games that get played.
He's loving Covid. He can blame the deficit on it.
I've always watched my assets and had a vague list of importance. If things looked iffy the lower ranked items were disposed of while they still had value.
Reality sucks. With all the restaurant closings there aren't a lot of people starving on the streets. Maybe we had too many restaurants and not every one rated a hand out. Then what about the burger flippers???
Mad Mike
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I don't like death taxes for the most part, but I'm not opposed to a simple death tax, say 10% tax on any inheritances over $500K, paid by the one who inherits the money.
I would prefer a very simple tax system based on consumption. No income tax, no corporate tax, no tax filings, no property tax on your primary residence. Close up tax loopholes and cheating opportunities, eliminate a gazillion public servants in place.
Simply add 20% HST to everything you spend. Exempt only your primary home and groceries.
Ah, wanting to move to a barter system, I see.
Mad Mike
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That sorta works as you don't ever pay tax on something that has already been taxed. And tax cheating is minimized to small operators.
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