And then there are the extra taxes
on gasoline and telecommunications services I don't think we're
quite to 41%, but it's sure more than we'd like!
just out of interest how much tax do you pay on petrol/gasoline? I'm not sure
of the exact figure after our recent budget but last year
Hi everyone
thank you for the link Margot
http://www.fraserinstitute.ca/shared/taxcalc.asp
I was appalled to find that it will take us until June 24 to be working
for ourselves. If I lived in the next province, Alberta, I would be done
with, as of May 24.
My rate is a modest 47% (eeek!)
oops, oops, oops
Can I write my message again?
I wrote:
If I lived in the US, it is 31 May this year.
where I should have said UK, if I read the site correctly. Someone
already pointed out TFD for the UK, and I was thinking to look up the one
for the US, apparently predicted for April 14, which
Alberta sounds like a bargain.
Devon
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41%... I suppose it depends on how you calculate it. If you fall in a
28% federal bracket, and then 4.something for state, you're already
up to about 32%, and then if you add on a six percent sales tax on
maybe half of what you spend, that's probably about 35%and more
if you have city or
On Mar 22, 2005, at 21:33, Martha Krieg wrote:
then if you add on a six percent sales tax on maybe half of what you
spend, that's probably about 35%
Sales tax varies from state to state. Ours (in VA) used to be straight
4.5% on everything but prescription drugs (plus 2%? 2.5%? local tax in
The taxes are *there*, just
calculated differently; hidden
I consider this in the tax category altho perhaps I have been lucky so
far. Received notices from credit card company and the banks that they
are now charging a 'fee' of 3% of total amount of any foreign currency
charge or withdrawal at
