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To: Alastair McIntosh who wrote (127780)	7/27/2005 7:03:34 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793555

Corporate and personal income taxes are a bit lower corporate may be lower ,, but not personal income taxes.we start off with a 10% tax up to 14,000 then 15% to 56,800 and then 25% to 114,650. then 28% to 174,000 etc. our state taxes are not close to provincial taxes. pa is 3.1% and tax forgiveness for low income. some states may be up to 8% but i believe their's is not a flat tax, you can itemize deductions to reduce the overall tax. our sales tax or your sales tax and value added tax are not close. i think we are much lower. and federal or provincal taxes of fuel are quite high. overall i believe taxes for personal income is very high in Canada compared to the states. Does Canada still give a monthly child allowance?