Government Memo Criticized Top Biologist For Comments On Oilsands
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A friend of mine has a small business and pays plenty of taxes.
Next.
Link please.
I find this interesting.
Everyone working for the Feds is under contract whether employed by the Feds, a contractor or an employee of a contractor just like it says.
Dude in the OP signed one.
Dude in the OP signed one.
Is that small business incorporated? "Plenty' of taxes doesn't mean much when it's a personal opinion...
TaxTips.ca - Should you incorporate your business?
One of the biggest advantages of incorporating a business is limited liability. This means that the liability of the shareholders is usually limited to the amount that they have invested in their shares in the corporation. However, many incorporated small businesses are not able to get bank loans without the personal guarantee of the shareholders, so this eliminates part of the advantage of limited liability. The personal assets of the shareholders are protected from lawsuits against the corporation. However, shareholders who are directors of the corporation can be held legally liable for some debts of the corporation (such as GST/HST and payroll taxes) in certain circumstances.
bullet Another major advantage for a profitable small business is the income tax advantage. A Canadian controlled private corporation, or CCPC, pays a much lower rate of federal tax (small business rate) on the first $400,000 (in 2007) of active business income than would be paid by an unincorporated business, due to the small business deduction. Active business income generally does not include investment income or rental income, which is taxed at regular corporate tax rates. The combined federal + provincial small business tax rate varies from approximately 16% to 22%, depending on the province. The threshold amount subject to the lower small business rate also varies between provinces. Keep in mind that this tax advantage is mainly a deferral of taxes until the profits are paid out to the shareholder. If all the profits are paid out to the shareholder as they are earned, leaving the corporation with little or no taxable income, then they will be taxed entirely as income of the shareholder, at personal income tax rates.
bullet Another tax advantage of incorporation is the $750,000 capital gains deduction on the sale of shares of a qualifying small business corporation. One of the qualifications is that the corporation must be a CCPC with active business income.
bullet Private Health Service Plans can be used to provide tax-free benefits to employees. This deduction is also available to sole proprietors and partners, but the treatment for corporations is more favorable than that for unincorporated businesses.
I'll ask again.
Is this a contract all federal employees sign?
What about this case?
When science goes silent - Macleans.ca
Is this a contract all federal employees sign?
What about this case?
When science goes silent - Macleans.ca
Yes. EVERYONE signs a non-disclosure agreement. The one posted is what the contractor signed and broke.
So what you are saying that even if it is true they are in breech of contract unless it is approved by government bureaucrats and or the PMO?
This is good?
If it is even true.
Is it true?
Does this fall under the findings of scientists?
Is this a document signed by all federal employees?
If so, is that fine with you?
Want the government telling you what is true?
Are you an employee by the government or a contractor?
Seems the document you presented is one required by contractors and their employees.
Also, you are fine with not divulging information that the government would like to suppress no matter the political affiliation?
I find that hard to believe.
See, when it says employee or subcontractor of______ it doesn't say who that is for.
Personally I think you're full of sh*t farmer brown.
Seems the document you presented is one required by contractors and their employees.
Also, you are fine with not divulging information that the government would like to suppress no matter the political affiliation?
I find that hard to believe.
See, when it says employee or subcontractor of______ it doesn't say who that is for.
Personally I think you're full of sh*t farmer brown.
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Both in the past. If you learn to read you'll notice it was singled out as a contractor non-disclosure agreement. What was suppressed? Why would a blank form give a name in the blank?
What do I read the very next day......
Candace Maxymowich, Winnipeg School Board Candidate, Supports Creationism In Classroom (VIDEO)
Way to go. It's all your fault....lol
You should start a new thread about this ridiculous idea of Candaces'...
Right, so how are Canadian scientists contractors?
Btw, why did you even bring it up, it's obviously meaningless in this case.
I can provide links to the suppression of government scientists.
But as you say....https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=navclient&hl=en-GB&ie=UTF-8&gws_rd=ssl
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Ummm, they sure can.... Welcome to EI
Funny how people in the Healthcare sector would be hauled into Court if they disclosed personal info about their patients, they are gvt workers too.
How does this Smol idiot think that he's any different?
You are nothing more than a stooge for the ecotard lobby that has programmed much misinformation that you (fervently) believe to be fact.
Nothing stopping these clowns in going out on their own and doing the research.
They don't like the deal, then either leave or shut your pie-hole