Canadian Goods And Services and Harmonized Tax

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 31, 2010 -- I was reading premier Gordon Campbell of British Columbia did not disclose how his income tax cuts he announced would affect the provincial government’s plans to return to fiscal balance, but he is apparently not retreating to the Harmonized Sales Tax or the HST. The much hated HST harmonizing othe GST (Goods And Services Tax) and the provincial sales tax. I love hoe government put such nice names on tax. Harmonized, like we are singing a sweet song for this tax or goods and service, oh please pay us like good little boys and girls J.

They taxed us and then from the money we sent them they returned our money back to us and called it in Ontario “transition” checks. In Alberta it was called “prosperity bonus” or Ralph bucks in honour of Ralph Klein.
Talk about a load of you know what. Paying us back with our own money, what a joke. Thanks Colin Hansen, our minister of finance, for the HST.
When government gets together for a tax hike or to try to tell the people all the benefits of a tax, get ready to take it where the sun don’t shine.
You know it’s not going to be good when they try to do something good for us common folk. It’s especially not good for the middle class or the poor.
So what can you do?

You can look at being your own boss and own your own business. With your own business you pay less tax. Tax is the number one thing you need to reduce.
The rich get taxed after they pay all their bills for the year, employees get taxed first then get their money.
Where do you want to be? Being harmonized or goods and serviced and complain about it?
You have no say in the matter, the government will do what they want. You can’t do a thing about those taxes.
Your only recourse is to own your own business, earn a lot of money, so you don’t have to worry about it!

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