 HST made law, but issue not settled in B.C.Provincial Politics | 208265 hits | Apr 30 1:24 am | Posted by: Hyack  The B.C. government scored a victory and suffered a setback Thursday in its effort to introduce a harmonized sales tax in the province.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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The Federal Gov't is as much to blame for the HST law in BC and Ontario as are the Provincal Liberals.
It really shows there is no difference between the two money grabbing parties.
The Federal Gov't is as much to blame for the HST law in BC and Ontario as are the Provincal Liberals.
McGuinty has been screwing Ontario taxpayers since he got into office. I hold him ultimately responsible here.
Time for a real change...
Who would you rather have in power, the New Taliban Party?
Anyone but the Liberals?
What I don't get is why is this this such a big deal in BC but no one in Ontario seems to care(or maybe just the media doesn't care).
Who would you rather have in power, the New Taliban Party?
Anyone but the Liberals?
What I don't get is why is this this such a big deal in BC but no one in Ontario seems to care(or maybe just the media doesn't care).
Media doesn't care... the people do, when you tell them what is happening.
I find that many don't even know this is coming.
Heh, that would be nice. 13% extra...
So do we get HST paid on our paycheque now too?
Heh, that would be nice. 13% extra...
That would mean more cash in taxpayers pockets... and thats just not right.
So do we get HST paid on our paycheque now too?
Heh, that would be nice. 13% extra...
That would mean more cash in taxpayers pockets... and thats just not right.
Oh right, sh*t, how stupid of me...
So do we get HST paid on our paycheque now too?
Heh, that would be nice. 13% extra...
excuse my ignorance here, but I thought the HST in BC would be 12% ?? (5% + 7%)
So do we get HST paid on our paycheque now too?
Heh, that would be nice. 13% extra...
excuse my ignorance here, but I thought the HST in BC would be 12% ?? (5% + 7%)
Men... Logic... Knock it off, will ya?
excuse my ignorance here, but I thought the HST in BC would be 12% ?? (5% + 7%)
More likely, the HST will tax any existing taxes so the net effect will be more than 7%.
excuse my ignorance here, but I thought the HST in BC would be 12% ?? (5% + 7%)
More likely, the HST will tax any existing taxes so the net effect will be more than 7%.
For many things there will no change at all, since we were already paying GST and PST on them. Mostly services will cost more. The reason people are outraged is that the govt outright lied before the election and then brought in the new tax right after it. Also, there used to be a $400 annual GST rebate for low income earners, that's gone now. I would have liked to see Campbell at least make this tax revenue neutral for low income earners, but he don't roll like that. If you look at his tax changes, they're all about lowering the tax rate for the highest income earners while bringing in regressive taxes and user fees that disproportionately hurt the lower income groups. I think his theory is that if he taxes them enough, poor people will just disappear.
For many things there will no change at all, since we were already paying GST and PST on them. Mostly services will cost more. The reason people are outraged is that the govt outright lied before the election and then brought in the new tax right after it. Also, there used to be a $400 annual GST rebate for low income earners, that's gone now. I would have liked to see Campbell at least make this tax revenue neutral for low income earners, but he don't roll like that. If you look at his tax changes, they're all about lowering the tax rate for the highest income earners while bringing in regressive taxes and user fees that disproportionately hurt the lower income groups. I think his theory is that if he taxes them enough, poor people will just disappear.
You folks could always pursue constitutional limits on taxation as we have in California with regards to property tax.