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原帖由 十年移民路 于 2006-5-4 23:13 发表& @7 N/ _2 f8 m& m/ ^# a
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不对。是应从交房的那天算。你可以问律师。 % D# r4 D! Q0 D a: E% D! ?# s3 C s
刚从GLOBAL NATIONAL那儿看到的,YOU ARE RIGHT。- ]3 x& U* s5 {9 `; C8 D# S
OTTAWA -- Investing in a new home is rather daunting and even a ! I3 n8 h2 |# f0 \. u- g0 @% G& F
little confusing with an impending cut to the GST. 0 I* d P6 Z6 P6 A( [; ?! M
Should you wait to buy, to get the tax break? And if you do, how
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We all know that buying a brand new home really adds up, but you may 3 e; w O. |7 f2 i% w# i7 r: T& X7 x
find some sizable savings with the GST cut.
2 c) B3 Y8 L J' F$ h Alan Tenant of the Canadian Real Estate Association says there - |+ m) ?% f$ w' a! @# x
nothing Canadians like better than saving money.
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% I# w: n/ p5 @0 H8 }$ P$ h, ^ "It will have a good impact on the market. canadians obviously
: Y! C2 m$ S* h! j' s. @* N" X4 E) B appreciate any tax relief."
, m+ Y" ^, `# l8 Z, y! r7 P The tax relief will make a significant impact on home buyers. 4 k$ d7 |" ~) b- C) U) G2 G8 R9 ^
If a new home costs $318,900 and 7 percent GST you'll have to fork
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But that same house at 6 per cent will cost $19,134 a savings of
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# q/ y. E8 Q- U That's good news to people buying in a month when the tax cut goes
6 p- H7 K" ?: E) ` J2 f/ x/ R into effect, but what happens to those people who bought before the
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Andrew Bentley signed a contract on his house last October, but
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0 ?* b; k5 Z( x0 e. ~ "I wasn't sure it was going to apply to us because being skeptical ) l- E! e# ^) h/ D
how it was going to work. I thought we were going to get passed
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But Bentely won't get passed over, since he moves in after July 1st
& E6 W* a @- e: `" ] he'll get the 6 percent rate. . M7 i- W- m) C5 X
But it's bad luck for people who take ownership or possession before
; m6 M1 E5 u M3 F$ {' Z Canada day, the 7 percent GST still applies. " F2 F c0 a# h% |! }. T! q! n
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