Canadian Taxes Part 2
Mar. 13th, 2012 22:00![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
redleafSo, I have completed my Canadian taxes and i've limited myself to boring you with a limited Three Things:
1. Canadian taxes take longer then the US, especially for someone like me with no dependents and such.
2. You can tell there is more of a social safety net in Canada - the shear amount of deductions and credits that I get is so much larger then in the US, i'm sure the taxation is higher once i'm actually making money too :) .
3. There is so much less pressure when you know you won't get penalized for doing it wrong!
3a. Honestly, the taxes (ease, credits, assistance) is a strong pitch for me staying in Canada beyond the degree. They seem really willing to support new people and really want you to be there and be a good member of society.
1. Canadian taxes take longer then the US, especially for someone like me with no dependents and such.
2. You can tell there is more of a social safety net in Canada - the shear amount of deductions and credits that I get is so much larger then in the US, i'm sure the taxation is higher once i'm actually making money too :) .
3. There is so much less pressure when you know you won't get penalized for doing it wrong!
3a. Honestly, the taxes (ease, credits, assistance) is a strong pitch for me staying in Canada beyond the degree. They seem really willing to support new people and really want you to be there and be a good member of society.