Post by
farmboy75 on Jan 01, 2021 10:24pm
RE: Covid -19 tax
Dont worry Pandora , 400 billion liberal deficit this year alone. There will be lots of new taxes going forward for all of us to pay for the liberal unbridaled spending. The huge costs for the vacines and vacinations, nessasary of course,plus the money thrown about in every direction weather warrantered or not. I know of millionares who have collected the serb funds, and I personally know of millionares who wondered if they could get in on that gravy train as well.The Harper conservative goverment cut the HST down from 15% to 13% . Just see how long it will take the liberals to get that back up to 15% or higher. And the thousand upon thousands of refugees Trudaloo invited in to work and build our country well before this pandemic hit.Trudaloo stated that most would be find jobs and be contributing within a year. But at the one year mark ,less than 10% had gotten jobs. Why work when the government invited you in and will be responsible for you and give you 50,000.00 a year. But last month I noticed a big increase in my old age pension of .62 pennies a month. Surely that raise will help immensly to pay for the new taxes we will have to contend with. Happy new year all.
Comment by
Pandora on Jan 02, 2021 2:46am
And the 62 pennies a month for the OAS I did not start getting on my monthly deposit until October, then Nov. & Dec. --- so that was $1.86. Plus I got a lump sum of $12.06 on Oct. 5th. In total that was $13.92 or $1.16 per month average for the 12 months - just didn't receive any of it for the first 9 months. I guess it was a covid delay! And of course it is a taxable benefit.
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Comment by
Pandora on Jan 02, 2021 2:18pm
Yup, that's true but there's always the question on how you spend it and what you spend it for. Everybody likes to spend, especially if you're spending somebody else's money. Some spend wisely, some spend foolishly. And that's all an individual's perspective - and as individuals we're all different - and that may be good or bad, again, a perspective!