Hope someone can tell me. Going Sunday to pick up new BFG Sport comp 2 tires , production year is 2015. Getting them for $750 + TX. Any concerns about 2015 production, I think great price? Input please.
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Hope someone can tell me. Going Sunday to pick up new BFG Sport comp 2 tires , production year is 2015. Getting them for $750 + TX. Any concerns about 2015 production, I think great price? Input please.
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Everyone should know this right?
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‘Soak the rich’ federal budget could be coming soon, says Rosenberg
JOSH O’KANE
The Globe and Mail
Published Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017 1:34PM EST
Last updated Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017 1:35PM EST
Gluskin Sheff + Associates chief economist David Rosenberg says he has been hearing whispers that the federal Liberals will table a “soak the rich” budget in the weeks ahead – one that includes a steep hike in the tax rate on capital gains.
Mr. Rosenberg said in his morning note that the capital-gains inclusion rate could rise to 75 per cent from the current 50 per cent, which has been the rate since 2000. Returning the rate to that level, combined with the most recent uptick in the top marginal personal income tax rate, would mean that Ontario investors would pay as much as 40 per cent tax on capital gains.
Such a move by the Trudeau government to draw more revenue into federal coffers would take Canada in the opposite direction as the United States, Mr. Rosenberg said, noting that “the implications for the Canadian dollar is decisively negative, not to mention the deflating effect on asset values.”
He continued: “It is a classic move to make everyone poorer, cloaked under the veil of redressing income inequality.”
Earlier this month, Bank of Montreal chief economist Douglas Porter said in a research note that his team is “fielding plenty of questions” about an increased capital-gains rate.
“We have no specific indication or information that Ottawa is seriously considering such a change ... other than to note that [the Department of Finance] is casting about for revenues, they are taking a long look at all so-called tax expenditures, and this government seems to have few qualms about taxing the ‘rich’.”
Mr. Porter offered a similar stance to Mr. Rosenberg: “Don’t do it,” he wrote.
So does anyone know the guy that was on the radio this morning doing some dating thing? The girl on the date was saying how she had nothing in common with the guy, that he just liked to take his car to the racetrack and hang out at Tim Horton's on Friday nights with other car guys ...
^^ must own a Mustang ;)
So long as the deals good enough, don't see a problem.