This is one of those postings where they already have someone lined up but for optics they create a job description perfectly catered for that person's experience, post it and say, "look we got 500 applications and person X was the most qualified" and then hire them.
Thank you for this. I’m a CPA as well and after reading all the comments in here I was just about to post this. It is really important to understand how the calculation works - it is not “gain per year” as some people seem to be suggesting. It is a straight-line percentage calculation as you said. Put differently, it’s not “oh, the value increased by $50,000 in 2018, I will claim that year as my PR for that property”. It’s “the gain over the entire time I owned it is $XXX,XXX, I can claim 30/32 of that as exempt and pay tax on 2/32. A very important thing to understand.
My only peeve is with the subway station. Why does it only have two platforms? They should've had one on each side for boarding and one in the middle for people getting off. The platform is quite congested during rush hour.
Noticed this at Costco recently. The unsalted mixed nuts went down in price, I believe, but now have HST. I feel like the change was in the new year...
I'm not an employee but once I was waiting around the pharmacy and found a $60+ tray of steaks left there. I don't know how long it was there but I gave it to the go-back lady near self checkouts. I hope they check the temperature and don't put bad stuff back on the shelf...
My guess that you're building rides that are way too big or hiring way too much staff. Security Guards are useless (most of the time), and three €5,000 coasters are better than one €20,000 coaster.
You might want to check this. Last I saw, the FHSA only has to close if you make a qualifying withdrawal. Purchasing a home makes you ineligible from opening a FHSA, but not holding one (or making future contributions). Which means you could not withdraw, and use the money as RRSP rollover.
Costco takes a 2% discount on every supplier's invoice to cover spoilage, shrinkage, returns, etc. so long as they stay within these means Costco is coming out ahead.
But if fewer people made ridiculous returns, Costco wouldn't have to take a 2% discount, the vendor would be able to charge Costco less, and all of a sudden Costco would be able to charge less to the consumer.
Very few people actually make ridiculous returns. The Costco business model is to add a standard markup on the cost of a suppliers product which is a lot lower than a standard retailer like the Bay, Walmart, Loblaws companies, etc. This is just a standard charge that every supplier pays for the right to be in the Costco ecosystem which includes payment of invoices in a reasonable time frame and high volumes, and because very few people actually make ridiculous returns, it serves to improve the profit of Costco which means that they are not marking up the products as much as others would. You and I are getting to the same side of the coin but through different paths.
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Leib is correct. "Labe" is people who don't know Hebrew transcribing it phonetically.
:-) …so the whole world is wrong (except you) . Congrats :-)
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A woman that knows what she wants! I like being scaroused 😂
Death by Snu - Snu.
This is one of those postings where they already have someone lined up but for optics they create a job description perfectly catered for that person's experience, post it and say, "look we got 500 applications and person X was the most qualified" and then hire them.
Thank you for this. I’m a CPA as well and after reading all the comments in here I was just about to post this. It is really important to understand how the calculation works - it is not “gain per year” as some people seem to be suggesting. It is a straight-line percentage calculation as you said. Put differently, it’s not “oh, the value increased by $50,000 in 2018, I will claim that year as my PR for that property”. It’s “the gain over the entire time I owned it is $XXX,XXX, I can claim 30/32 of that as exempt and pay tax on 2/32. A very important thing to understand.
Technically n+1 years are available to be allocated, so at this point it's 33 years, not 32.
My only peeve is with the subway station. Why does it only have two platforms? They should've had one on each side for boarding and one in the middle for people getting off. The platform is quite congested during rush hour.
Seems west coast has /is more popular for popcorn ceilings than east coast.. What is the purpose of a popcorn ceiling ? Decorative??
Its easier and cheaper to mask poor workmanship on the drywall installed on the ceiling.
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SUGAR!
A simple exercise is to compare VFV.TO (unhedged S&P500 ETF in CAD) with VSP.TO (CAD hedged S&P500 ETF also in CAD):
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Noticed this at Costco recently. The unsalted mixed nuts went down in price, I believe, but now have HST. I feel like the change was in the new year...
I'm not an employee but once I was waiting around the pharmacy and found a $60+ tray of steaks left there. I don't know how long it was there but I gave it to the go-back lady near self checkouts. I hope they check the temperature and don't put bad stuff back on the shelf...
Because they are indoctrinated to never question it
Many do question it, just not publicly. The reason is actually because apostasy is punishable by death.
They're big in the chest and waist (American sized if you ask me) such that they feel one or two sizes up but I find them too short and I'm 6ft tall.
Fantastic!
My guess that you're building rides that are way too big or hiring way too much staff. Security Guards are useless (most of the time), and three €5,000 coasters are better than one €20,000 coaster.
If OP watched some of your videos, they would have no problem with a few cheeky and cheap coasters to attract guests!
You might want to check this. Last I saw, the FHSA only has to close if you make a qualifying withdrawal. Purchasing a home makes you ineligible from opening a FHSA, but not holding one (or making future contributions). Which means you could not withdraw, and use the money as RRSP rollover.
Lovely!
Yeah I think that was the controversy a couple years ago. Heinz (an American company) stopped using Canadian tomatoes but Frenchies still does.
*French's
Canada here: We'd like our snow back please.
We're still waiting for some an hour or so east of Toronto
Falling in northern GTA as we speak.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalav_Yisrael
And the vendor will have to increase their prices to compensate for Costco's return policy, so the final Costco price will be higher.
Costco takes a 2% discount on every supplier's invoice to cover spoilage, shrinkage, returns, etc. so long as they stay within these means Costco is coming out ahead.
But if fewer people made ridiculous returns, Costco wouldn't have to take a 2% discount, the vendor would be able to charge Costco less, and all of a sudden Costco would be able to charge less to the consumer.
Very few people actually make ridiculous returns. The Costco business model is to add a standard markup on the cost of a suppliers product which is a lot lower than a standard retailer like the Bay, Walmart, Loblaws companies, etc. This is just a standard charge that every supplier pays for the right to be in the Costco ecosystem which includes payment of invoices in a reasonable time frame and high volumes, and because very few people actually make ridiculous returns, it serves to improve the profit of Costco which means that they are not marking up the products as much as others would. You and I are getting to the same side of the coin but through different paths.
These are aimed at women right?
Very cool!
I'm in Toronto,Ontario.Never heard of such a place.
https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/recycling-organics-garbage/drop-off-depots/locations/