It's that time again, Canadians
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leBaronA38
Tank driver
*falls off chair laughing*
*forgets about looming research report, starts making fun of Canada in the same word document as the Thomas Paine analysis*
*forgets about looming research report, starts making fun of Canada in the same word document as the Thomas Paine analysis*
Diplomat_Wagon
Hiding In The Bushes While
Is it just me or does Al NEVER make any sence? :wtf:
BB71Challenger
comparing distributors and
good lord! 60%!!! that is a knee in the package 
leBaronA38
Tank driver
I do not make sense, nor do I plan to.
*continues doing random things*
*continues doing random things*
*randomly deletes al's account*
dodgedifferent2
hung like a stud field mouse and
damn taxes. Hopefully i dont have to pay the goobermint this year
*crosses fingers and plots revenge on the goobermint*
*crosses fingers and plots revenge on the goobermint*
I actually got a refund this year, but all that means is that I paid them too much in the first place.
Still, that's better than getting bent over the barrel for a big one.
Still, that's better than getting bent over the barrel for a big one.
6pkrunner
I think I'm pleasurin' myself but I'm just
For those that do not know there is an ad with the exact same jingle but "Hands in my pocket" about bankers fees. They show many people jogging, playing tennis, waiting in line, getting married all with bankers with their hands in the person's pockets.
Rick Mercer's is a perfect parody!
And I think from the latest statisitics, a Canadian pays the same percentage of income taxes at $35,000 per annum as a US resident does at $145,000 or so. That's percentage not total. IE - 45%
When you combine provincial and federal taxes you're screwed over. Add municipal, fuel levees fees excise, fees etc to everyday life and using the Canadian Taxpayer Federation "Tax Freedom day" calculator, I start working for myself on June 29th
Rick Mercer's is a perfect parody!
And I think from the latest statisitics, a Canadian pays the same percentage of income taxes at $35,000 per annum as a US resident does at $145,000 or so. That's percentage not total. IE - 45%
When you combine provincial and federal taxes you're screwed over. Add municipal, fuel levees fees excise, fees etc to everyday life and using the Canadian Taxpayer Federation "Tax Freedom day" calculator, I start working for myself on June 29th
Diplomat_Wagon
Hiding In The Bushes While
I'm gettin $900 bucks back! :giggedy:
I'm worried. I did my taxes myself with some tax software.
I did my brother's for him too. We had almost exactly the same amount of refund - off by 30 cents. He had to print his out and send it in, instead of Netfile-ing it. So, before he mails it, he decides to go to H&R to get the money quicker. They do it and find out that his refund isn't that big at all. Not even close....
I double checked my entries and everything's in there, but I'm still worried that they'll came back and try and extract some of that refund back..
I did my brother's for him too. We had almost exactly the same amount of refund - off by 30 cents. He had to print his out and send it in, instead of Netfile-ing it. So, before he mails it, he decides to go to H&R to get the money quicker. They do it and find out that his refund isn't that big at all. Not even close....
I double checked my entries and everything's in there, but I'm still worried that they'll came back and try and extract some of that refund back..