The BC government is saying there are too many roadblocks, and they won't be able to get rid of it by March 2013. I think they're just stalling.
Isn't that why some mobsters get wacked?The delay is in raising some kind of money to pay the feds.
Isn't that why some mobsters get wacked?
They couldn't cover the gratuity to the Boss?
No doubt, but I was going for a haha, as that was the first thought that popped into my mind as I read your post.B.C. has to come up with the funds somehow. From what I understand, they are still in negotiations with the feds and I wouldn't be surprised if that is influencing this delay.
No doubt, but I was going for a haha, as that was the first thought that popped into my mind as I read your post.
No doubt, but I was going for a haha, as that was the first thought that popped into my mind as I read your post.
I laughed out loud at my desk.
Now people are looking at me funny.
You get a desk? Thats it I want a raise.
... this news makes an untenable situation for business in british columbia much, much worse, but it's not surprising at all ...
... the bc government is already in a war position with the hst. the hst was voted down in a referendum and the government agreed to comply with the referendum reults and abolish the tax. as such, it's completlely unlawful for the bc government to still be collecting an abolished and repealed tax from bc businesses ...
... however, if you've ever dealt with crooks you know that they will come up with any excuse they can think of to keep stealing from you and they will never give up a penny, as is happening with the bc government in this case ...
... the bc government has essentially refused to repeal the tax as promised. expect the hst to be around forever ...