You must make a hell of a lot of money to be paying 50% income tax!
Are Sled Prices Getting to High?
- Thread starter Chewy22
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Canada's income tax rates:
Federal income tax rates for 2024
| Tax rate | Taxable income threshold |
|---|---|
| 15% | on the portion of taxable income that is $55,867 or less, plus |
| 20.5% | on the portion of taxable income over $55,867 up to $111,733, plus |
| 26% | on the portion of taxable income over $111,733 up to $173,205, plus |
| 29% | on the portion of taxable income over $173,205 up to $246,752, plus |
| 33% | on the portion of taxable income over $246,752 |
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Now add provincial tax
Are you in the Fairbanks or Anchorage area?
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Oh we’re not done yet, then add 12% more on any purchase. But don’t forget, the after tax money you buy things with has already been taxed at 20-45%. Now the taxed money gets taxed another 12%! Fun fun fun! Add it all up and it’s 50% plus. But wait, let’s buy some cauliflower for $8/ head! If this was USA, there would be a mutiny. 
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If your going to throw in everything don’t forget property taxes, liquor taxes, gas taxes, cpp, ei etc, etc. And despite everything it isn’t really less in a lot of states, especially if you are paying for your own medical, if your company is, that’s just money you could be getting that they are spending for you. Pick your poison.
Any case, if the price is to much, you just don’t buy, whether it is the manufacturer, the dealer fees or the taxes that is driving it.
Any case, if the price is to much, you just don’t buy, whether it is the manufacturer, the dealer fees or the taxes that is driving it.
I thought you were a different clutching champ.
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I'm in southeast. The Bay Company is more of a marine and atv dealer, but they sell Arctic Cat and I've always been real happy with their service
Was just curious, Northern Power Sports in Fairbanks has always been good to me.
The tax rates in Alberta range from 10% to 15% of income and the combined federal and provincial tax rate is between 25% and 48%.
Then add GST 5 % and the F$$$ing carbon tax plus CPP and EI and yea were close to 50% deductions. Man do we need to make some changes!!!
Alberta has no provincial sales tax so every other province has to add that on too
Then add GST 5 % and the F$$$ing carbon tax plus CPP and EI and yea were close to 50% deductions. Man do we need to make some changes!!!
Alberta has no provincial sales tax so every other province has to add that on too
Except that is the top rate and only on your earnings over around $200,000, so you would have to be making millions to pay an a average 50% on your earnings. Taxes are probably to high for what we get from them but isn’t that true of pretty much everything now a days.
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I received a survey last fall for snowmobile market research. There were questions about increasing the amount of tech added to sleds, what the preferred power range would/should be to entertain the rider ranging from 60-200hp, colors, brands, shock packages, and the one that caught my eye, the pricing ranging from a bone stock $10,000 to a tricked out sled capping at $30,000. My takeaway: Manufacturers are testing the water to get to a $30K sled as soon as they can and what options they have to include to get them there.
I struggle to get potential new riders interested at that rate.
I struggle to get potential new riders interested at that rate.
I did that same survey. Funny thing is , i had the same thoughts as you. Kane dog i see your a BC boy, where you from? from Terrace myself
I think he probably makes some good coin from his u-tube channel as well.
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And yet I see turbo sleds all over- most guys can’t even ride em but they somehow afford em.
