no more hst on April 1st
 

On April 1st, we will ever back to the pst and gst. Here's a link to stuff that will be changed from 12% to 5

HST abolished from Monday - but will prices fall?

Also, if buying a private sale used car, check out the link below. More links on Google News

Axe B.C. transfer tax on used cars

YAY

Instead of paying 12% (or even possibly 10%), we get to pay 15%!

FUCK YEAH!

At least tax on restaurant meals go down by 7%. =D

Thats soo sweet, ill save roughly $4.50 a week. That will equal $18 a month and will help me pay my mortgage faster. Thanks to the special needs community of B.C for saving me that money!

Still can't believe this is happening. I wanted the referendum to happen because I believe BC voters should have a say on this type of issue, but I can't believe people voted to abolish the HST.

I'm definitely looking forward to hearing from all the anti-HST'ers to start complaining about the new tax changes they implemented :lol

bitch bitch bitch whine whine whine
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GST? HST?
what is this fee we must pay? never heard of it..

Omg.. you get to save 7% on the final bill, but the base cost of the food the restaurant is selling you will now be higher as HST eliminated taxes on the input side of things. I'd rather pay 12% on a 20.00 bill than 7% on 22.00.. but the majority of lemmings in the province fell for the Zalm's bullshit and only see the 7% on the bill part.

Congratz to all you idiots who didn't get out and vote.

the thing about this transfer tax for used cars is total bullshit. Oh well, the thing is that used goods from private owners will always be lower than dealers for a better product because consumers are taking a loss either way whereas the dealer is operating for a profit and had margins to worry about. Either sell your car to s dealer for 2k who will sell it for 3k,or sell your car to a consumer directly for 2.5k and all parties benefit but the dealer. Fuck off amin on marine
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Oh well, can't win them all eh.
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Wy do you have to say "eh" at the end of everything? Are you inbred?

As for hst, hst is a much better idea... Unfortunately the politicians ruined it by being 2 faced... Great move, ruined by horrid politicians, the story of Canada (pretty much most countries, as I see very few politicians that aren't retards)

Beer & Liquor go up to 15% TAX.....
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I cant wait to stop paying 12% and start paying 12%! It's about time they stop screwing us with that 12% bullshit!



I will be forwarding my extra accounting costs directly to bill vander zalm

[QUOTE=4444;8198961]Wy do you have to say "eh" at the end of everything? Are you inbred?
Old habits when you do something for 20+ years its hard to stop..... does it bother you?? =p I wouldn't be surprised since I'm taller and bigger then most orientals haha.
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how does board custom tax applies? I am planning to buy a set of 4 wheels value around 800

100% pain in the ass if you are a business.

[quote=beproud;8198980]Wtf are u on about

Canadians saying eh is a verbal trait, it's not a written trait, that's why it bothers me, as there is no logic to it

Ad what has you being bigger and taller than the avg Asian have to do with anything - are you turning this into a sword fight?

Also, it's not 12% vs 12%, it's an input tax issue, cost to consumers is higher, fucking retarded to go from one to another and then back at great cost and inconvenience to business, and we're only going back bc the politicians fucked up hard in how they implemented it

Why are you stepping on his toes about the way he types. Are you that big of a bitch that you complain over someone saying eh?

Understandable about your frustration over the HST leaving but of all things to get upset about you pick eh?

Go eat some Wheaties and chill out.
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Back on topic.
I'm too lazy to search, but is it one tax for use car? Haha
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whiners gon' whine
unless you just started up your business within the last 2 years, how did you do your accounting the last 10 years+?

My thoughts:

The HST is sound economic policy. I would have liked to see more exemptions, however, or even a reduced rate. For example, VAT in the UK has three rates-20% (standard), 5% (reduced rate), 0%, (zero rate). Unfortunately, the BCLibs are stupid and didn't do that. In addition, the way the HST was introduced was devious and straight up deceptive.

The HST referendum was less about the HST, and more about showing Gordo that we weren't gonna take his shit anymore. It will be interesting to see how Adrian Dix and the NDP handle the fallout.

We have to count all our cigarettes so the tax can be adjusted. Tills have to be reprogrammed. We have to make sure the right tax is applied to each item. Some stuff will have one tax some will have two. It's easy to change the tax rate on our system but on others it's much harder.

only big advantage of this is when buying a house, that being said it's fucken pathetic and now we owe the Federal Government so much cash.