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Home equity tax

bazokajoe

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I could see doing that by levying an additional 5 percent on property tax for each year of ownership. Maybe part of that extra revenue could be used to reduce the tax on first time buyers.
I've had my house for 25 years. So you expect me to pay more taxes just so someone else can be lazy and not save for their first house?
GTFOOH.
 

Butler1000

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It would end up an election loss if they did it to rival the 2 seat decimation of the Conservatives over the GST.

And they know it.
 

speakercontrols

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Absolutely! Tax the rich!
If not, then dramatically lower if not cut off OAS for homeowners so Boomers can used their hard-earned home equity for pull themselves up by their bootstraps and pay their way!
 
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bazokajoe

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Absolutely! Tax the rich!
If not, then dramatically lower if not cut off OAS for homeowners so Boomers can used their hard-earned home equity for pull themselves up by their bootstraps and pay their way!
Well then the home owners kids can kiss their inheritance good bye.
Time for the young to pull their weight and stop blaming others.
Bunch of powder puffs.
 

JohnLarue

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Absolutely! Tax the rich!
If not, then dramatically lower if not cut off OAS for homeowners so Boomers can used their hard-earned home equity for pull themselves up by their bootstraps and pay their way!


OAS has nothing to do with homeownership
And there is an income claw back already attached to OAS

one can not access the equity in a home without selling it or borrowing against the equity
 

K Douglas

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Tax rates on the rich in the US used to be 80% and there were more unions.
That's when people could afford to buy houses.
Tell us you have no clue without telling us you're clueless. One has nothing to do with the other. And btw taking 80% of one's wealth/income is confiscation. Fortunately those exorbitant rates didn't last long.
Now we need to get our rates down to below 50% for every province in Canada. The only way that will happen is to vote blue.
 

K Douglas

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Absolutely! Tax the rich!
If not, then dramatically lower if not cut off OAS for homeowners so Boomers can used their hard-earned home equity for pull themselves up by their bootstraps and pay their way!
This might be one of the most boneheaded comments I've ever seen on this forum. And it didn't come from Frankie either :LOL:
 
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