Seniors and the generation spending gap
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Good advice, you should follow yourself.
So please explain to me how the VFF tax credit works, in your own words would be nice.
Nope. That's why I posted the link. Perhaps you should engage others in discussions instead of talking to yourself. It may help re-establish the cred you once had. Staying off the sauce in the afternoon can help as well.
So now that you made the conversation all about petros, are you feeling vindicated enough to tell me how the VFF tax credit works?
Or do you need more time to research it and/or ask someone to explain it to you at a VFF forum?
Yup -Red again
Rivers of sweat, even his socks are soaked, he should wash soon.
It would be a copy and paste as he cannot explain it.
He is like the commercial- Like a rock, thick like.
Back in context......
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#37Re: Mulcair targets 'freeloader' corporations3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by petros
Bullsh-t!
While I appreciate the fact that you need to make this about me, perhaps it would help if you actually refuted some of my key points.
Do you disagree that there is close to 100 billion dollars per year in tax credits?
Do you disagree with my contention that that there is little effort to examine the effectiveness of these credits?
Do you disagree with my contention that the government should know what if any benefit there are to taxpayers from these credits?
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petros
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#38Re: Mulcair targets 'freeloader' corporations3 weeks ago
You obviously have no clue how tax credits work.
They know where every penny was spent to qualify for a credit.
You have to spend money before you get a credit.
As asked above:
Let's say a commercial painter incorporates. He gets a juicy contract of $100,000 for painting a hotel.
He pays himself $1000 a week ($52K) leaving $48K in the corporate name. Will he be paying 1 tax or 2?
What types of capital costs does the Corporation get credits for this one man operation and why?
Zero mention of The VFF tax credit. Why? Because it was in regards to Corps?
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#37Re: Mulcair targets 'freeloader' corporations3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by petros
Bullsh-t!
While I appreciate the fact that you need to make this about me, perhaps it would help if you actually refuted some of my key points.
Do you disagree that there is close to 100 billion dollars per year in tax credits?
Do you disagree with my contention that that there is little effort to examine the effectiveness of these credits?
Do you disagree with my contention that the government should know what if any benefit there are to taxpayers from these credits?
quick reply | full reply | multi-quote:
petros
The Knights Who Say Ni!
#38Re: Mulcair targets 'freeloader' corporations3 weeks ago
You obviously have no clue how tax credits work.
They know where every penny was spent to qualify for a credit.
You have to spend money before you get a credit.
As asked above:
Let's say a commercial painter incorporates. He gets a juicy contract of $100,000 for painting a hotel.
He pays himself $1000 a week ($52K) leaving $48K in the corporate name. Will he be paying 1 tax or 2?
What types of capital costs does the Corporation get credits for this one man operation and why?
Zero mention of The VFF tax credit. Why? Because it was in regards to Corps?
First of all I believe one of the requirements of a firefighter is to be of good character and honourable and not spreading lies about your fellow man and woman.
...and your point would be? If you were paying attention you would now that we were talking about "tax credits"...
I used the VFF TC as a tool to shoot a hole in your idiotic claim that you need to spend money to get a credit. You don't. You were wrong. Admit it and we can move on. CB really needs my help in understanding the VFF TC.
On a side note, as much as I've enjoyed apologizing this afternoon for humiliating you, I've got a couple of meetings to prepare for. As entertaining as this has been, I must head off. I hope Goob and the girls have fun.
