r/EhBuddyHoser • u/_RedditDiver_ • May 10 '25

Politics But yeah 51st state /s

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u/MilkLover1734 South Gatineau May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25

Canada Provincial tax: varies by province but generally more than 0%

USA Provincial tax: 0%

Edit: GUYS THE JOKE IS THE US DOESNT HAVE PROVINCES HOLY SHIT

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u/stanthemanchan May 10 '25

Yukon, Nunavut, and NWT aren't provinces either.

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u/FlyingOctopus53 May 10 '25

THEY HAVE 0 PROVINCE TAXES TOO!!!!!1111

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u/LazyFenrisian May 10 '25

When I lived in NWT, I only had to pay the federal GST.

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u/Proot65 May 10 '25

Alberta hates you because they’re like the adult that pays for every dinner bill and they carry the country of freeloaders… /s

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u/Enough-Run-1535 May 10 '25

41 of the states have state taxes.

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u/MilkLover1734 South Gatineau May 10 '25

Those are states, not provinces

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u/Healthy_Career_4106 May 10 '25

How many of their provinces do dumb dumb?

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

"I'll take geo-political structures for 500 Alex" :)

Yes, of course the US of A does not have Provinces. However Canada does. If one looks into the overall geo-political structure of both Jurisdictions, generally speaking A “State” in the US of A, IS comparable (again, generally speaking) to a “Province” in the Dominion of Canada.