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Old 06-10-2013, 02:23 PM  
Socks
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Originally Posted by Jman View Post
Agreed : http://www.gfmag.com/tools/global-da...#axzz2VpIQEdmt

Canada is between 20-48% vs USA 20-35%

We are getting reemed in the ass up here in Canuckstikan
That is MARGINAL tax rate, not average.. Marginal rate is "How much tax would you pay on an extra dollar, had you earned $1 more in a year".

To get to the highest rate, you need to be making a lot of money. It only affects a very small portion of the population.

For the average person making ~$40-50k a year, the taxes aren't that different from the US and Canada.
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