2nd
November
2008
The Provincial race is unofficially launched as Premier Gordon Campbell has come out with a four point plan that if it could be summed up in a single word then I’d call it unorthodox.
First he is messing with the rules of the RRSP allowing those over 71 years old to keep them going and not […]
posted in government |
1st
October
2008
Are you on the do not call list? If not then you can get yourself registered https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/
More to the point do you even care about the o not call list? I don’t. I don’t get unsolicited phone calls except when there is an election coming up and then I get calls from all sorts of […]
posted in Life |
20th
February
2008
Here is the official run down almost all you need to know about the property transfer tax and the First Time Home Buyer Program and Property Transfer Tax.
Scribd
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BTW I am now using Scribd to put up PDFs. Soon as they’ve hammered out the embed feature it won’t be popping out but […]
posted in buying, government |
20th
February
2008
Definitely a couple of very noteworthy points for we BC residents. Some very good news, some not so good. Let’s get the “somewhere in between” news out of the way.
The big news, the green one (Haha, Finance Minister Carole Taylor was all decked out in green including her John Fluevog shoes - […]
posted in government |
24th
January
2008
The BC Ministry of Small Business and Revenue has produced a small brochure which aims to educate the first time buyer with respect to taxes collected or exempted. You can download it here or read the following which is taken from it.
Some very important points to consider, and that likely many are ignoring, relate […]
posted in government |