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原帖由 十年移民路 于 2006-5-4 23:13 发表1 h% V6 J2 {  H' l5 j: y( k* j 
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不对。是应从交房的那天算。你可以问律师。   3 J# N. B7 X- R. \# K4 M' ? 
刚从GLOBAL NATIONAL那儿看到的,YOU ARE RIGHT。1 Q7 E  p  G0 s1 T8 A% f% u% O4 \ 
OTTAWA -- Investing in a new home is rather daunting and even a  
# ~5 V/ N9 N$ [% H; |" |            little confusing with an impending cut to the GST. , P, E% v4 W9 ` 
            Should you wait to buy, to get the tax break? And if you do, how % |  R, [# s4 m2 p4 V( L 
            much money will you really save?  
" a; x1 _  {. X4 {) a( k* P            We all know that buying a brand new home really adds up, but you may  
- h' _# B4 v5 [            find some sizable savings with the GST cut. 4 Q' ?! j) Q) M7 c/ W 
            Alan Tenant of the Canadian Real Estate Association says there + z- Z0 t5 e2 P4 ^6 z6 ` 
            nothing Canadians like better than saving money.  
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            "It will have a good impact on the market. canadians obviously 1 Y* x( V+ V6 v) v8 \. p9 I 
            appreciate any tax relief."  
( ]6 Q7 b, Y. j3 s9 x4 k# Y, V            The tax relief will make a significant impact on home buyers.  
" D1 A+ ^/ `. ~, ]' _$ Q' X            If a new home costs $318,900 and 7 percent GST you'll have to fork  
+ T' W5 {# M: \" y$ v7 Q            over $22,323 extra bucks.  
* n# O  z  S9 k# B5 T) ~$ Z5 m( [            But that same house at 6 per cent will cost $19,134 a savings of 9 N# I# W& N4 z  O" e" U$ a0 r) J 
            $3,189. ! h- F# k" A7 x, t; |3 D 
            That's good news to people buying in a month when the tax cut goes  
+ t' Q. |2 u  d            into effect, but what happens to those people who bought before the ' d5 @! t: o, }& ^- \4 o& G( L7 y8 q 
            rate kicks in on July 1st? " H$ f+ h% l4 F/ D7 X) Q# p 
            Andrew Bentley signed a contract on his house last October, but  
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. I  j1 g. ?+ I% b$ }% _& Q' Y. A0 y            "I wasn't sure it was going to apply to us because being skeptical 3 `7 S+ ~" \4 c) t6 q3 _! t- e 
            how it was going to work. I thought we were going to get passed ( |9 q& R, H. p, E 
            over."  
' ]- ~! o: f5 o7 V) i" }            But Bentely won't get passed over, since he moves in after July 1st ( Z* n& g4 F/ m2 l5 E- i. n. t6 h/ m 
            he'll get the 6 percent rate.  
! ?% @/ K! _/ I1 F4 J            But it's bad luck for people who take ownership or possession before 6 e; n3 _, p  R/ g( b0 k" {2 K 
            Canada day, the 7 percent GST still applies. 4 o) _' h9 y( ^( ~- a3 d 
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