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61%!
y’all think some of these shops going to be cheap to lease
or still like 7k a month
61%!
y’all think some of these shops going to be cheap to lease
or still like 7k a month
who else is going to rent? Landlords are kind of screwed. I won't be shocked if many restaurants and small businesses just walk away, maybe after all bills etc. you ere making like a few grand a month. I don't understand why they don't slowly open stuff up and make masks mandatory
We were thinking of giving up our church lease as we haven't used it in a month and landlords were pressing for full rent. And now won't be able to for another month in the least. I fully expect rent to drop residential and business the bubble has burst
the way trudeau is handing out money we will all be taxed like nova scotia soon
The Ford government has extended all emergency orders in Ontario — put in place under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act — until May 6 to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The declaration, which was first introduced on March 17, extends the closure of outdoor amenities in parks and recreational areas, non-essential workplaces, public places, bars and restaurants, and restrictions on social gatherings.
It also limits staff from working in more than one retirement home or long-term care home.
In addition, the government has introduced a new new measure to allow mental health and addiction agencies to redeploy staff within different locations or between programs, and employ extra part-time staff, temporary staff or contractors.
Last week, the province passed a bill to extend the Ontario’s state of emergency until May 12.
Earlier this week, Premier Doug Ford said his government’s framework for how and when to reduce and remove various restrictions should be released in the next few days. He would not give specifics, except to say that one of the first areas may be outdoor activities.
On Wednesday, Ford said he would be asking the federal government to deploy military personnel to five long-term care homes hit by outbreaks.
Ford said he’ll also be formally requesting extra resources from the Public Health Agency to help provide operational and logistical assistance at the homes.
almost two months
The declaration, which was first introduced on March 17, extends the closure of outdoor amenities in parks and recreational areas, non-essential workplaces, public places, bars and restaurants, and restrictions on social gatherings.
It also limits staff from working in more than one retirement home or long-term care home.
In addition, the government has introduced a new new measure to allow mental health and addiction agencies to redeploy staff within different locations or between programs, and employ extra part-time staff, temporary staff or contractors.
Last week, the province passed a bill to extend the Ontario’s state of emergency until May 12.
Earlier this week, Premier Doug Ford said his government’s framework for how and when to reduce and remove various restrictions should be released in the next few days. He would not give specifics, except to say that one of the first areas may be outdoor activities.
On Wednesday, Ford said he would be asking the federal government to deploy military personnel to five long-term care homes hit by outbreaks.
Ford said he’ll also be formally requesting extra resources from the Public Health Agency to help provide operational and logistical assistance at the homes.
almost two months
he's a clown, this a'int the time to be catchin' cases & getting locked up during this mess, nikkas are suffering in there.
lol plates are even one of the new ones
cops just have to sort from when the new plates were issued and that car model prob only like 10 in the system
they already got him and impounded his car but he'll be alright though.....
they caught him after the fact and not at the scene. they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it was indeed him driving at the time of the burn outs. if he has a sick a lawyer or paralegal, the charges will be thrown out.
2000 a month (and you will be taxed for this next year) is only like 14 a hour working part time
Federally, there are five income tax brackets in 2020: zero to $48,535 of income (15 per cent); above $48,535 to $97,069 (20.5 per cent); above $97,069 to $150,473 (26 per cent); above $150,473 to $214,368 (29 per cent); and anything above that is taxed at 33 per cent. Each province also has its own set of provincial tax brackets, meaning that your combined federal/provincial rate could range from a low of 20 per cent (in Ontario) to high of 54 per cent (in Nova Scotia).
Tom, a B.C. resident, worked part-time during the first part of 2020 and was furloughed on March 15. His income for the first ten weeks of 2020 was $2,000 and he will collect $8,000 in CERB. If that was his only 2020 income, he would owe no tax on the CERB payments since his total estimated income of $10,000 is below the basic personal amount federally and in B.C. If he earns more income later this year, he would need to recalculate his tax owing for 2020.
dikk, an Ontario resident, earned $12,000 until March 31, 2020 when he was laid off. He is expected to collect $8,000 in CERB for 2020, bringing his 2020 estimated income to $20,000. If he lived in Ontario, he should set aside 20 per cent or $1,600 of his $8,000 CERB to cover his tax liability for 2020. Again, if he gets re-hired later this year, he may owe a bit more tax on the CERB come next spring.
Finally, Harriet is a self-employed professional in Nova Scotia who earned $50,000 in the first 10 weeks of 2020 until she shut down her practice as a result of COVID-19. She’s optimistic that she will be able reopen her practice this summer and estimates her 2020 income will exceed $250,000. She will need to set aside $4,320 (i.e. 54 per cent) of her $8,000 CERB payments to cover the tax owing next spring.
Tax time next year is going to be a wake up call for some folks.
meh, temporarily. They’ll be back. At least most of them will.
when things "pick up"
may be never
and it sucks you go from making prob like 4k a month to now just 2k
bruh, things will pick up. We have to use transit. Those jobs are coming back.
So a few days ago, my oldest nephew was attacked by these white dudes when he was leaving the convenient store. He told me they were chasing him at night with tow trucks.
He then told me it was probably part of the Tow Truck Turf Gang. I didn't believe until I looked it up.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/can...FjAAegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw2lSXiD-Pv__0fiiQRCxr0x
Did any of yall know about this? This is like the very first time hearing this.
He then told me it was probably part of the Tow Truck Turf Gang. I didn't believe until I looked it up.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/can...FjAAegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw2lSXiD-Pv__0fiiQRCxr0x
Did any of yall know about this? This is like the very first time hearing this.
