This is just Alberta in Ontario it's more like 51% and the Healthcare in Ontario is far worse with longer wait times huge wait lists getting treated in hallways and so on.
If you make more than 100k net, you should set up a corporation and ask your company to pay your corp instead of your name and get taxed at 6-7% then pay yourself
Seems daunting, until I compare it to here in Vancouver lol. Then all of the sudden, even though Calgary isn't perfect either, it seems more desirable to me, even being a 6th gen Vancouverite.
That explains how they got free education and healthcare
This is just Alberta in Ontario it's more like 51% and the Healthcare in Ontario is far worse with longer wait times huge wait lists getting treated in hallways and so on.
bro you should look at belguim XDD
Cant forget about justinflation
Tax rate is even worse in Quebec
this fails to take into account that almost every time you spend that money you also get taxed. its nearly impossible to get ahead in canada
I just spent 57,000 for health expenses in the US and I am fully insured by my employer - The Federal Government
I live in Alberta and make about 105,000.00 yearly and these are the facts but a few other Provinces are even worse !
This is good compared to most other provinces in Canada btw.
pretty cheap compared to nb
You're forgetting the rest of the taxes.
If you make more than 100k net, you should set up a corporation and ask your company to pay your corp instead of your name and get taxed at 6-7% then pay yourself
Holy fuck its all over, the dream is crushed.
Though most Albertians don't make that much. It's sad that someone making $30/hour takes home close to what I make on handicap assistance (AISH)
$65,000 - How people afford $1 Million "average" House in CANADA ???? Very difficult.
Now add in bills mortgage insurance truck payments, property taxes etc, you have nothing left.
Now add the sales tax, carbon tax and other taxes made on purchases when spending that "after tax" income. Not much left.
In Portugal, about 50% would be deducted in taxes
Not good but not bad either, Americans pay similar amounts in certain states with that same income
Seems daunting, until I compare it to here in Vancouver lol. Then all of the sudden, even though Calgary isn't perfect either, it seems more desirable to me, even being a 6th gen Vancouverite.