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  • samhill
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 896

    JT sunny ways - tax seniors

    Hope I'm wrong on this, haven't studied it all:

    Notice in mail JT will tax health insurance plans.
    So if your employed and your employer has employee health coverage, your both going to be taxed 2.5% on your portion of the plan.
    But seniors, usually retired, pay 100% of health plans so will pay the 2.5% on all of it.

    Hope I'm wrong, need to dig into it.
  • sumdumguy
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 12004

    #2
    2.5% of what? the premium? I am a retired federal bureaucrat and my health premium is $57/ month so would I pay $1.25?

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    • farmaholic
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 17483

      #3
      You would think they'd tax the benefit not the premium cost.

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      • Oliver88
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 4688

        #4
        I believe farmaholic has it right.
        There has been an investigation by the federal Liberals regarding the benefits of employer paid medical/dental plans would no longer be exempted for income tax.

        Not sure whether there is an official change or not, will have to wait for budget details.

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        • tweety
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 3059

          #5
          Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
          2.5% of what? the premium? I am a retired federal bureaucrat and my health premium is $57/ month so would I pay $1.25?
          That explains a lot.

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          • bucket
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2008
            • 17033

            #6
            Wait until Justin quietly throws in a tax on capital gains on the selling of farmland.....


            Every government has been eyeing that windfall up for quite a while....

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            • farmaholic
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2010
              • 17483

              #7
              Be nice tweety!

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              • SASKFARMER3
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2006
                • 14485

                #8
                Who has a plan that costs only 57 a month.

                Wow since my wife retired our family plan costs us 257.00 a month and I just found out that my crown isn't covered on new plan but was on old. This plan covers two teens till they are out of university then it drops to 200 a month.

                But watch that little prick he will have a inheritance tax in place and hit capital gains.

                Spend spend spend on shit, tax the old to pay.

                Idiot.

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                • sumdumguy
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 12004

                  #9
                  Saskfarmer, these low interest rates are a tax on seniors and savers. They have taxed all the interest income away so that the governments can fritter it all away.

                  When our parents retired they were getting 15-20% on life-time annuities. As little as $250,000 invested netted them $5000/month for life. Today they might get peanuts or maybe just the shell.

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                  • SASKFARMER3
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2006
                    • 14485

                    #10
                    Maybe a better financial planner.


                    JT is a spender like his old man. On useless shit then when the finance department tells a Trudeau it doesn't add up they come in with useless tax on every thing!

                    Make canada great again let the kid go!

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