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as i said in my facebook update:


Thank you Dalton McGuinty for my HST bribe cheque. But im still not voting for you!!


the worst is that u get punished for being single. $100 for singles. $330 for married people. Like fuck off already social engineering state!! LOL

Cant wait for July 1 when our gas prices will be the same as in Montreal

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Originally posted by jester Everything in this country is illegal.

"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery…" Winston Churchill

‎"If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law" - Winston Churchill

BTW this whole nonsense about businesses passing on their savings to you.

The premiers own LCBO has rejigged its prices to make sure that they dont go down on July 1st meaning that they are going to make even more off you starting July 1st.

So if the province's own monopoly business wont adjust their prices downward, why would anyone else?


What a scam

I am proud to say i voted both times and both times i didnt not vote for mcidiot.

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Originally posted by jester Everything in this country is illegal.

"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery…" Winston Churchill

‎"If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law" - Winston Churchill

I got my $100.00. What a joke.

Speaking of married people getting $320, is it true that if you file as common law you don't even get a GST check? just thinking into the (near) future. Seems like common laws get screwed the most.

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Originally posted by KStuff I got my $100.00. What a joke. Speaking of married people getting $320, is it true that if you file as common law you don't even get a GST check? just thinking into the (near) future. Seems like common laws get screwed the most.

common law would get something, im assuming its the $100. I think GST depends on your income.

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Originally posted by jester Everything in this country is illegal.

"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery…" Winston Churchill

‎"If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law" - Winston Churchill

who said it's "free money"??? and it's three payments, btw.

http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/sttb/index.html

I think the entire rebate system is ridiculous. isn't that far more inefficient and costly to administer than simply incorporating a rebate claim in the tax return for eligible persons???

in any case, whether you agree or disagree with the HST rebates (and the GST ones for that matter), not cashing the cheque is pointless, IMHO.

if you don't want the money, cash the cheque and donate the money to your favourite charity who will put it to good use. you will get a small tax credit for yourself for your donation.

hell, if you're that upset about it, donate the money to an opposing provincial or federal party and email your MPP and MP to say so.

not cashing it is dumb...

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Originally posted by Jayx1 BTW this whole nonsense about businesses passing on their savings to you. The premiers own LCBO has rejigged its prices to make sure that they dont go down on July 1st meaning that they are going to make even more off you starting July 1st. So if the province's own monopoly business wont adjust their prices downward, why would anyone else? What a scam I am proud to say i voted both times and both times i didnt not vote for mcidiot.

promoting social responsibility.....my ass. Dumbass gov with double standards. Like a tiny decrease in booze prices will cause everyone to go nuts on alcohol.

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Originally posted by MarkT who said it's "free money"??? and it's three payments, btw. http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/sttb/index.html I think the entire rebate system is ridiculous. isn't that far more inefficient and costly to administer than simply incorporating a rebate claim in the tax return for eligible persons??? in any case, whether you agree or disagree with the HST rebates (and the GST ones for that matter), not cashing the cheque is pointless, IMHO. if you don't want the money, cash the cheque and donate the money to your favourite charity who will put it to good use. you will get a small tax credit for yourself for your donation. hell, if you're that upset about it, donate the money to an opposing provincial or federal party and email your MPP and MP to say so. not cashing it is dumb...

great post!

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Originally posted by MarkT who said it's "free money"??? and it's three payments, btw. http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/sttb/index.html I think the entire rebate system is ridiculous. isn't that far more inefficient and costly to administer than simply incorporating a rebate claim in the tax return for eligible persons???

Brilliant point, yes. Kinda makes you think why they're doing it - more of public image thing, that people are getting money out of it, false logic for accepting the HST tax. Yay, go HST go, it gave me some cash to spend for the weekend/party/whatever.

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in any case, whether you agree or disagree with the HST rebates (and the GST ones for that matter), not cashing the cheque is pointless, IMHO. if you don't want the money, cash the cheque and donate the money to your favourite charity who will put it to good use. you will get a small tax credit for yourself for your donation. hell, if you're that upset about it, donate the money to an opposing provincial or federal party and email your MPP and MP to say so. not cashing it is dumb...

That money means little to me, I am not desperate for the cheque. Its an issue of dignity, morals, principles, real issues at hand, and noone can EVER bribe me, in any case or any situation. Charity/donation sounds like a great idea tough. We'll see, we'll see ... I am leaning more towards making a public statement and ditching the rebate. That way I can sleep better at night, haha ... I would feel guilty if I accepted that filthy money.

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Originally posted by KStuff I got my $100.00. What a joke. Speaking of married people getting $320, is it true that if you file as common law you don't even get a GST check? just thinking into the (near) future. Seems like common laws get screwed the most.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 common law would get something, im assuming its the $100. I think GST depends on your income.

common law is treated the same as married, so they're not getting 'screwed'.

qualifying for both the GST and HST rebates depend on your income. for HST, if you earn over 80k, or couples earn over 160k, the rebate does not apply.

come on guys...read up on the topic. you're not stupid people and you can look this up very easily online or make a phone call to the relevant tax office or CRA if you're still not sure.

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Originally posted by Magnetonium .. That money means little to me, I am not desperate for the cheque. Its an issue of dignity, morals, principles, real issues at hand, and noone can EVER bribe me, in any case or any situation. Charity/donation sounds like a great idea tough. We'll see, we'll see ... I am leaning more towards making a public statement and ditching the rebate. That way I can sleep better at night, haha ... I would feel guilty if I accepted that filthy money.

do it...donate it.

the $100 ($300 when all is said and done) may indeed mean very little to you, but if a lot of people donate that money to a good cause, it will mean a LOT to people who DO need it

by all means make your thoughts known to your MP and MPP. public outrage DOES have an impact.

look how quickly the provincial Liberals ditched the sex-ed initiatives earlier this year (and though I do support better sex-ed for kids, that program was way too much, way too soon).

My $100 has been cashed and the donation has been made to the Ontario Conservative Party. Time to get this fuck head out of power.