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I would still go to pro 6 even if I lived next door to gp bikes

Just go to pro 6. i can go anywhere. I don’t care about convenience as I get the bikes trailered for service usually ,So I would only choose a shop that is the best not the closest ...I choose pro 6 for all my bikes for years , they even worked on my Sur Ron and shifter kart , I wish they...

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from 2013 https://www.gtamotorcycle.com/xf/threads/be-aware-dukes-of-cycle.173002/

If you are replying to me ....I meant a good attitude not attitude like being a dick

yeah unions are great .... striking during a pandemic for a raise ...great group of “ heroes” F off Unifor says its bargaining committee is seeking an exemption to Ontario's law capping salaries for public employees...

True...attitude is way more important than a resume in many many ways

Correct. Just like anything both sides have to honour the contract

The client didn’t honour the contract . The insurer has to prove nothing ...read your insurance documents and understand them, ignorance isn’t a defence

Yeah forget that whole contract thing just pay all claims ...great idea ....you do understand that the insurer and the client must abide by the contract. Money exchanging hands isn’t the be all end all .

If allowed and you have to post collateral. So you are still encumbered, and I doubt CRA allows many of these deferrals An individual can elect to defer payment of the departure tax until the asset is sold by filing an election, form T1244, no later than April 30th of the year after emigration...

it isn’t at all. And you have gone from there is no departure tax to the tax is acceptable due to RRSP similarities .....which there aren’t . RRSP is tax deferral , exit tax is tax on assets you have not sold. And you don’t pay tax on your full RRSP amount if you do choose annuity or other ...

in that case I am actually withdrawing money. In the departure tax case I am getting nothing but a tax bill on assets I am not selling or cashing out on .

Because I’m not dead and I’m not wanting to sell my assets but I’m being forced to pay tax as if I did die or sell them. And there are estate planning ways to kick that tax down the road when you die

It’s a forced sale. If I don’t want to sell my assets why do I have to pay tax on them? Wait until I actually sell them or die. and you don’t think there are lawyers involved and accountants when you sell an asset and that the transfer of ownership , title or movement of cash overseas isn’t...

No it isn’t you’re wrong again. I’m forced to sell off assets or valuate them and then pay taxes on them to leave the country even if I don’t want to sell them. You don’t understand the departure tax at all you should read the links I gave you

its been around awhile not new

Wrong ....You just said there is no exit tax while explaining you have to pay tax when you leave .....is it better if we call it a departure tax for you? https://madanca.com/articles/entry/canadian-departure-tax-rules/...

He doesnt read ...just reacts

https://rsmcanada.com/our-insights/tax-alerts/departure-tax-for-individuals-emigrating-from-canada.html https://madanca.com/articles/entry/canadian-departure-tax-rules/