[问题] Hull的房子值得买吗？
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Here is the link for personal tax calculation (at year 2004 tax rate)
http://www.ey.com/GLOBAL/content.nsf/Canada/Tax_-_Calculators_-_Personal_Tax
For a family income of $75,000, Quebec residence pays $5000 more that those of Ontario. However, now Ontarioese now have to pay medical insurance starting from July 1 this year, water (water is free or included in the Quebec's property tax). If you have a child or more, your tax will be much lower that the above noted calculation...
Take consideration of all other factors, tax in Quebec is just a little bit higher (maybe lower if you have 3 or more kids)...
Here is the link for personal tax calculation (at year 2004 tax rate)
http://www.ey.com/GLOBAL/content.nsf/Canada/Tax_-_Calculators_-_Personal_Tax
For a family income of $75,000, Quebec residence pays $5000 more that those of Ontario. However, now Ontarioese now have to pay medical insurance starting from July 1 this year, water (water is free or included in the Quebec's property tax). If you have a child or more, your tax will be much lower that the above noted calculation...
Take consideration of all other factors, tax in Quebec is just a little bit higher (maybe lower if you have 3 or more kids)...
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I was only talking about the tax in Quebec, and as you stated, it is much higher indeed. However if you consider all other costs, i.e. property tax, child daycare cost, tuition, etc., it may be worthwhile to move to Quebec, but the situation is different for each family, there is no set "rules". Then you'll need to learn to deal with the language, many people find that difficult.
When I lived in Montreal, water was part of hydro bill, but it wasn't free.
When I lived in Montreal, water was part of hydro bill, but it wasn't free.
