replacing my gear thanks to the canadian govt!!

[six4]

i recieved a bit of a luck in the form of a suprise tax return for 2007 ( still waiting on 2006 return )so im slowly replacing some of my gear that was sold when i wasnt working. first is my clearsoft co2 pistol
tac-lite NOT included. so new i havent had a chance to paint it so stay tuned for paint job and chrono test.( last one chron'd in at a cool 327 fps with m/t .20 )



next up is brand new used :lol: lbv that came as woodland but with the generosity of bigfoot field owners i was given some left over paint to make it o.d as pictured here.




new foregrip rail and tac-light with remote switch.



purchased but not pictured is my carry handle rail and rds

(ps) kinda funny that the canadian govt is supporting my airsoft purchases dont you think!

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by six4

(ps) kinda funny that the canadian govt is supporting my airsoft purchases dont you think!

Kinda ironic, kinda awesome.

[The Saint]

They're just giving you your money back.

[specter_M4]

Think of it this way...

Some one robbed you of almost half of every dime you earned last year then gave you back $1000+-

[six4]

Originally Posted by specter_M4

Think of it this way...

Some one robbed you of almost half of every dime you earned last year then gave you back $1000+-

actually no,,i barely worked in 2007 due to health related issues,then spent 3 1/2 months on a waiting list for hernia surgery,then two months of recovery. didnt return to work full time until feb 2008. made less than 12 grand for 2007 apparently that entitled me to a tax break.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by six4

actually no,,i barely worked in 2007 due to health related issues,then spent 3 1/2 months on a waiting list for hernia surgery,then two months of recovery. didnt return to work full time until feb 2008. made less than 12 grand for 2007 apparently that entitled me to a tax break.

Generally people that make less than the poverty level get a tax break!

[Gunk]

I think I made less than 22000 and I'm getting something like 200 back...

At least that's what my Tax guy said... I still think he fucked up, cause I got 1000+ last year... and that 22000 doesn't take into account the rent I've paid (which I claim) and union crap and extra whatnots they take off my cheque.

Anyway... I'm pissed about tax refund time this year, cause unless Wally forgot to carry a couple 1's the gov't can go fuck a sheep with a cows stomach lining as a condom.

Oh, and there was something about the gov't only taking 11% instead of 14 or 15%... I'm not well versed in tax law, which explains my confusion... but this seems utterly fucking ridiculous...

[Dr_Tinshnipz]

Originally Posted by Gunk

I think I made less than 22000 and I'm getting something like 200 back...

At least that's what my Tax guy said... I still think he fucked up, cause I got 1000+ last year... and that 22000 doesn't take into account the rent I've paid (which I claim) and union crap and extra whatnots they take off my cheque.

Anyway... I'm pissed about tax refund time this year, cause unless Wally forgot to carry a couple 1's the gov't can go fuck a sheep with a cows stomach lining as a condom.

Oh, and there was something about the gov't only taking 11% instead of 14 or 15%... I'm not well versed in tax law, which explains my confusion... but this seems utterly fucking ridiculous...

Yeah you should check that out, I only worked for four months and got $1000 + back ( made around $5,000 )

sorry for the thread jack

[Gunk]

Ditto for threadjacking

Yeah, Wally said something about how if you work at a couple different jobs, 'they' will look at your paycheques and determine how much money you should make a year based on that paycheque, then slip you into the appropriate tax bracket, and base your return off that "determination" even if you don't work there for a year. I worked for a couple months at Timmies, then KFC for a couple weeks, then got my job here. Wally says it was because of that, that my return was high, because they did that determining thing for each job, even if I didn't work there for the full year...

But I still think that pulling in a net pay of approx 22000, plus paying over 9000 for rent should get me a bigger return than 200... but maybe that's just me.