Post by
ztransforms173 on Dec 27, 2024 11:59am
If ELECTED To MAJORITY, PP Should JAIL SENIOR CRA Officials
- for COLLECTING HIGHER CAPITAL GAINS TAXES {2024 TAX YEAR} from Canadian TAXPAYERS for IMPLEMENTING the INCREASED CAPITAL GAINS INCLUSION RATES that have STILL NOT be ENACTED in LAW by the Parliament of Canada
- this 'ASSUMES' that the CRA GOES AHEAD and the LEGISLATION is NOT ENSHRINED in LAW, the House of Commons is DISSOLVED and an ELECTION is CALLED and the CPC WINS a MAJORITY GOVERNMENT
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Comment by
Moemoney42 on Dec 27, 2024 1:26pm
I think Pierre knows how to run things as he's the finance critic for the oppostion and has been for years.. he knows that '' budgets don't balance themselves" and that's a huge move in the right direction.. a little common sense approach to governing and creating a postive investment climate in this country would go a long way to prosperity IMO..!
Comment by
Marty47 on Dec 27, 2024 3:29pm
Trudeau succeed by brainwash the mass and won in 2015 .... same thing happen with hitler in Germany , his party took advantage of chaos and win the election , castreau use the same technics with weak Canadians addict and scare some people about the end of the world and he's the one to stop fossil fuel. ....
Comment by
Canoftuna on Dec 27, 2024 7:05pm
Jughead will win his riding.....and get his pension anyway....Trudeau steps down by then.....and Freeland wins a minority......Polivers approval rating is the same as Signh....which says everything you need to know.....Freeland did a better job of distancing herself from Trudeau than Singh ever did.....set herself up beautifully.....our next PM.....let the crying continue........
Comment by
packerdriver on Dec 27, 2024 5:56pm
Newsflash! for transforms: 2024 taxes are not due or COLLECTED until the end fo April 2025. Geez, man! Before threatening people with JAIL maybe you should wait for an event to actually HAPPEN. LOTS can happen/change between now and then. Do you not understand when taxes are payable??? You could sell something for a big gain NEXT WEEK and the taxes on it would not be payable for SIXTEEN MONTHS !!!
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Comment by
Red_Deer on Dec 28, 2024 9:04pm
If you have a gain of 100k with a 50k loss in the same year...you then declare a 50k capital gain and half of that (25k) gets added to your inocme. NO? Hey PACKER__YES__Your SCENARIO Indeed WOULD Result in a 25K Taxable Amount ADDED to Your NET INCOME.
Comment by
Red_Deer on Dec 30, 2024 6:13am
Hey PACKER__Have You CONSIDERED That the $$$$ USED to Make the Investment RESULTING in Your 340,000 Capital Gain Were Likely AFTER TAX $$$$ THIS SomeWhat Narrows the DIFFERENCE in the Tax Paid by the WORKER vs INVESTOR Gains Would STILL Have the EDGE__Just NOT AS MUCH eh
Comment by
Moemoney42 on Dec 30, 2024 10:59am
Further to that comment.. you'd better hope your losses are in a taxable account as like you said "you get nuttin" for that lost money in a TFSA.. at least in a taxable account you can use it against gains for the crystalized "loss"
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packerdriver on Dec 30, 2024 12:18pm
With that statement it sounds like you're saying: "Thank God capital gains are taxable" LOL ;);) "Further to that comment.. you'd better hope your losses are in a taxable account as like you said "you get nuttin" for that lost money in a TFSA.. at least in a taxable account you can use it against gains for the crystalized "loss"
Comment by
Moemoney42 on Dec 30, 2024 1:53pm
No packer.. there's nothing to read between the lines.. not sure if its your reading or comprehension that's the problem.. its a simple statement.. :-/
Comment by
jleer42 on Dec 30, 2024 2:03pm
Moemoney, time to move on. Capital gains are not difficult, you and others have explained it well. It's intentional obtuseness.
Comment by
Moemoney42 on Dec 29, 2024 9:39pm
No Packer you're wrong.. if you had a $100G gain.. 50% is taxable or $50G at your marginal rate. If in the same year you had a $50G loss then 50% of that is deductable from the taxable gain.. or $25G thus you end up with the $25G added to your taxable marginal rate.. capish.?
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Northsea6 on Dec 28, 2024 2:55pm
Sure you do , and that is really freaking hilarious as you said.Any more posts you feel the need to get removed .You are # 1 on this board when it comes to that..as wcp and others and myself can attest to , in a court of law if necessary.
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