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1 hour ago, 1trailmaker said:

Explain how a pension is a tax?

Did you know it is a deduction on your income tax?

 

:lol:  too funny 

and don't worry like always I expect no answer 

Jesus dude go look on the federal website they even call it a tax😂😂

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19 hours ago, toslow said:

Jesus dude go look on the federal website they even call it a tax😂😂

how is a TAX a deduction for your TAX :lol:  holy fuck how stupid :lol: 

if you make under 70k you do not see any increase CPC  lies to you daily

If you make more than 70k the most it will increase is 3.50 a week - if this is killing you than you need to rethink your life plan.  

3 dollars a week :lol:  

 

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/publicpensions/cpp/contributions.html

With very few exceptions, every person over the age of 18 who works in Canada outside of Quebec and earns more than a minimum amount ($3,500 per year) must contribute to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). If you have an employer, you pay half the required contributions and your employer pays the other half. If you are self-employed, you make the whole contribution.

The maximum contribution to the base CPP for employers and employees in 2022 is $3,499.80.

The federal website does not mention the word tax at all :dunno:   

 

 

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2 minutes ago, toslow said:

Like employment income, most retirement income is taxable. That includes Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS) and company pension payments.Nov

no way you pay taxes on money earned :lol:  wow that is a new concept :lol: 

 

Yes you have to file taxes when you retire is this new info 

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5 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

no way you pay taxes on money earned :lol:  wow that is a new concept :lol: 

 

Yes you have to file taxes when you retire is this new info 

You were saying it’s not taxed, i said it was.

now what’s your talking point 

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3 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

okay sure that is what you said :lol:  

so you agree this isn't a tax

CPC lies to you about it being a tax that Trudeau keeps

 

glad we worked that out

Trudy doesn’t keep it, he flurries his liberal friends and insiders with it 

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2 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

so we agree PP lied about this

 

glad we got it straight now

What part did PP lie about?

i see your brash of twitter post on here every day. I really don’t have the time to watch or read what you post as I’ve caught you in so many lies, i don’t waste my time much anymore on what you say or post 

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Jesus man do some fucken reading for once and not go down the liberal rabbit hole so blindly 

The CRA is going to increase income tax rates, interest rates, and several other federal program rates in 2024. These changes will be seen in some of the taxable benefits and some overpaid or underpaid taxes from the first quarter of 2024.5

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Just now, toslow said:

Jesus man do some fucken reading for once and not go down the liberal rabbit hole so blindly 

The CRA is going to increase income tax rates, interest rates, and several other federal program rates in 2024. These changes will be seen in some of the taxable benefits and some overpaid or underpaid taxes from the first quarter of 2024.5

so they haven't gone up yet like PP lied to about?  I get it now speculation from LYING PP is your facts 

 

You know Trudeau gave the biggest tax deduction in our history :dunno: 

 

Keep posting your knowledge on subjects 

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Once again your reading comprehension has failed you cause of your mancrush for Trudy 

Payroll taxes have increased in 2023, and are likely to increase for 2024 as well. The Employment Insurance (EI) rate has increased from 1.58% to 1.63%, based on maximum yearly insurable of earnings of $61,500. As for Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rates, it has increased from 5.7% to 5.95% for employees

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1 minute ago, 1trailmaker said:

Please do, you actually posting some facts would be a first but I know you want post shit 

I’m posting factual information, you’re posting twitter 

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51 minutes ago, toslow said:

Once again your reading comprehension has failed you cause of your mancrush for Trudy 

Payroll taxes have increased in 2023, and are likely to increase for 2024 as well. The Employment Insurance (EI) rate has increased from 1.58% to 1.63%, based on maximum yearly insurable of earnings of $61,500. As for Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rates, it has increased from 5.7% to 5.95% for employees

Businesses pay CPP :dunno:  so you understand PAYROLL TAXES is not taxing YOU it is the price of business and hiring.

Notice how it then says INSURANCE RATES going up- not mentioning taxes at all

Notice CPP RATES are going up 

 

You are upset that an employer has to give more to an employee :lol:  

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18 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Businesses pay CPP :dunno:  so you understand PAYROLL TAXES is not taxing YOU it is the price of business and hiring.

Notice how it then says INSURANCE RATES going up- not mentioning taxes at all

Notice CPP RATES are going up 

 

You are upset that an employer has to give more to an employee :lol:  

Dude stop, if you don’t know just ask instead of trying to pretend you know

Contributions to CPP are compulsory for all working Canadians aged 18-70. Employees and employers contribute equally on earnings that are between the Basic Exemption amount and the Year's Maximum Pensionable Earnings (YMPE). In 2023, contributions on those earnings are 5.95% by employees and 5.95% by employers

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