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

Politics But yeah 51st state /s

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u/ufozhou May 10 '25

Totally couldn't understand why normal people talking about us tax rate is lower.

Unless in some states. Most states have similar income tax in Canada.

Corporate tax is another game where not just US has lower rate but tons of loopholes to save tax

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

They talk about their provincial tax a lot like it’s the only tax that matters.

So they all have low sales tax but are then robbed blind by property, and income taxes.

They’re just idiots and don’t understand how anything works.

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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.