Quote from: formosan on May 25, 2024, 11:34:44 AMI was watching on Global federal news, our prime minister saying the leader of the oppostion's support coming from the racist far right.

That has been a false narrative pushed by the left for years now.  Everyone who disagrees with them on any topic for any reason is some how"the racist dar right".  The reality is the left is the only side supporting racism especially in a systematic manner.

This is the first time I have ever seen prog elites target the supreme court like they are working class deplorables.

Quote from: DKG on May 26, 2024, 09:29:59 AMI suspected you might post the same misinformation in this thread.

If you leave Canada pernmanently, you must file a final departure tax return. On that day, you will cease to be a resident of Canada and will be deemed to have disposed of all your non-registered investment assets at their fair market value. This is known as a deemed disposition, and you will have to report the capital gains or losses that result from it.

RRSPs, tax free savings accounts (TFSAs), registered education savings plans (RESPs) and your principal residence are not subject to this deemed disposition.

When you leave Canada, the CRA treats certain types of property (such as shares) as if you had sold them at fair market value and reacquired them at the same price. This is called a deemed disposition, and you may have to report that property on your final tax return on leaving the country, if there has been a capital gain (and if it is in an unregistered account). This is also known as departure tax.

If you maintain ties with Canada, such as property, driver's license/vehicle, professional associations, provincial health care, memberships on boards, etc, you are not devering ties and are not subject to the final capital gains tax. But, tnere is no twenty five thousand dollar punitive egress head tax.

Is this clear as mud for you?

I hope you are right and Herman's info is wrong. We still plan on getting out of Canada.

I hope Vivek gets on the ticket. The more he speaks, the more I like him.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on May 26, 2024, 10:26:07 AMWait a minute.

Thiel strikes me as a person over the age of 13 -- so how in the world would SeaMAP know what his sperm tastes like?

The Sewage model -- If they're grown leave em alone -- if they still crawling we balling.

Muy Exotica!

Thiel must have lied about his age or Seadummy forgot to put his glasses on.

Wait a minute.

Thiel strikes me as a person over the age of 13 -- so how in the world would SeaMAP know what his sperm tastes like?

The Sewage model -- If they're grown leave em alone -- if they still crawling we balling.

Muy Exotica!

DeSantis already has done it.

Quote from: Thiel on May 25, 2024, 06:38:02 PMI don't recall blowing inside Stoopmajor's mouth. I might have though. I was a tramp before I met Jo Jo.

That is a WTF moment even by Seamoron standards.

Quote from: Frood on May 26, 2024, 09:20:25 AMDeSantis would backstab Trump. 

And vice versa. Any person on the ticket is capable of that.

Quote from: Herman on May 25, 2024, 09:52:29 PMJustine is getting frickin desperate. This heavy egress tax is coming.

If Shen and her old man both have to pay it, they will have to pay Justine fifty grand.

I suspected you might post the same misinformation in this thread.

If you leave Canada pernmanently, you must file a final departure tax return. On that day, you will cease to be a resident of Canada and will be deemed to have disposed of all your non-registered investment assets at their fair market value. This is known as a deemed disposition, and you will have to report the capital gains or losses that result from it.

RRSPs, tax free savings accounts (TFSAs), registered education savings plans (RESPs) and your principal residence are not subject to this deemed disposition.

When you leave Canada, the CRA treats certain types of property (such as shares) as if you had sold them at fair market value and reacquired them at the same price. This is called a deemed disposition, and you may have to report that property on your final tax return on leaving the country, if there has been a capital gain (and if it is in an unregistered account). This is also known as departure tax.

If you maintain ties with Canada, such as property, driver's license/vehicle, professional associations, provincial health care, memberships on boards, etc, you are not devering ties and are not subject to the final capital gains tax. But, tnere is no twenty five thousand dollar punitive egress head tax.

Is this clear as mud for you?