Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
I haven’t stopped thinking about this
Replying to @CanadaTaxGuy
If you understand the difference between a tax credit and a tax deduction, you will understand more about tax than most. 😀
I feel like l’m cosplaying myself
The New York Times@nytimesOct 4United States
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In @nytopinion
“Isn’t there some adage about living long enough to see the music and the clothes of your youth repackaged and sold back to you?” Lizzy Goodman writes in a guest essay. “Fine. But skinny jeans and white belts? Really?” nyti.ms/4AEEpme
Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
Generation X getting skipped across media is one thing.
The bigger problem is when policy fails to acknowledge our existence. Our tax dollars fail to support our concerns and needs — like health care, retirement, education, child care.
We’ve vanished from the public eye.
Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
Economist Justin Wolfers joined Power & Politics to explain bond yields. Here's the full segment:
Took the winter tires off my car ‘cause the flowers were budding and the robins chirping. One week later … false Canadian Spring
Replying to @MarkMcGrathCFP
He should not be photographing people
Replying to @MarkMcGrathCFP
Can’t find the article but “allegedly” fitness tools over estimate calories burned by in and around 10% (or worse) even when variables of Basal Metabolic Rate, age, sex etc. are calibrated with honest numbers. The reason is less about tool error and more about customer retention
Replying to @MarkMcGrathCFP
walking 16.67kms to burn only 717 calories is the real conversation here
OMG no.
“Want to Change Your Personality? Have a Baby”- The Atlantic
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Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
Replying to @squawkfox
@squawkfox I have been inundated with bots impersonating you recently. Have reported them. Just a heads up incase there's something nefarious going on targeting you and your followers....
Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
Reminder that if someone calls RRSPs a scam, it means they don't know how RRSPs work.
Kerry K. Taylor retweeted
This is why finfluencers are so dangerous. This post, which got a ton of impressions, is badly misleading:
-35% tax rate includes both federal and provincial tax
-the 14% tax credit is federal only. Every province also provides a tax credit for CPP premiums. Reality is you have a 19%-25% credit.
-A $100,000 earner will, in fact, deduct about a quarter of the CPP premium at their Marginal Tax Rate, which I guess is 35%.
Rage farming bullshit.















