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  Ontario Dad Loses Tax Deduction Case - CRA.SOTW         


Author: Alan Baggett
Date: Aug 15, 2008 09:36

Ontario Dad Loses Tax Deduction Case :CRA SOTW

If you’re unfamiliar with this weeks Tax Tale you may want to take a
moment to review the background:

Divorced Father Fights Taxman for Denying Deduction
http://groups.google.com/group/tor.news/browse_thread/thread/c5fb3e51bbc3d175/174b7228dfd1e507...=#174b7228dfd1e507

Commentary re: Divorced Father Fights the Taxman
http://groups.google.com/group/can.taxes/browse_thread/thread/3fbcb74a230b614d/b45293ba7bbe9cde...=#b45293ba7bbe9cde

Final Words on the Once Married Canadian Male
http://groups.google.com/group/niagara.general/browse_thread/thread/fe3c7be1e942a69b/e1f8d55e3aa31dcc...=#e1f8d55e3aa31dcc

Ontario dad loses tax deduction case
Don Butler , Canwest News Service
Published: Wednesday, July 23, 2008

OTTAWA - George Calogeracos has lost his fight to overturn a section
of the Income Tax Act he says discriminates against divorced dads like
him who share custody of their children and pay child support.

The 52-year-old Ottawa area cook and father of two went to tax court
last month, arguing the Canada Revenue Agency violated his charter
rights by denying his claim for the "equivalent to spouse" deduction
for one of his daughters on his 2006 tax return.
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  ,f#d3 Rich or Stupid? ,f#d3mT         


Author: church
Date: Jun 30, 2008 17:58

Must Read Book:

"Will The Next Liar Please Stand Up"

http://www.SoupNaziSecrets.com/ng2.html

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  Let Death Wait! Mysteries of Space and Time         


Author: unique_
Date: Apr 9, 2008 07:24

Dear Sir /
Madam

If it would be interesting for you to learn,

1) why the signals of Extraterrestrial Civilizations have not been
still detected ("the Great Silence of Cosmos") [A.2( see Article 2),
the commentaries - below ];

2) why the electromagnetic waves radiated by our brain and
carrying a definite information (e.g. telepathic) have not been still
detected [A.2];

3) why in the band (of frequencies) much less than 1 hertz one
can transmit information at a speed much more than 1 bit in a second
if one use a so-called "non-linear" ("inversely proportional")
frequency modulation of signals, and, thus, in the band of only one
working radio station one can easily place - all wireless stations of
the world! [A.2];

4) what kind of signals radiate living creatures which are not
detected with up-to-date physical devices, are protected excellently
from any noises, go through any obstacles, and are received reliably
in any point of the Earth [A.2];
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  ^NEW^ C.R.A SOTW CANADA REVENUE AGENCY TAX TALE OF THE WEEK INDEX         


Author: Alan Baggett
Date: Mar 25, 2008 05:30

*NEW* C.R.A SOTW CANADA REVENUE AGENCY TAX TALE OF THE WEEK INDEX

Following is the complete Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (now the
Canada Revenue Agency) Story of the Week (CRA SOTW) Index from its
inception until just this past week.

Regular readers will notice a change in the format. While we used to
list every single Tax Tale we will now only list the Tax Tales for the
most current year followed by links to the indexes for the previous
years. The reason for this is that there are just so many entries, 262
now as of the week beginning 17 March 2002, and still so many more to
come!.

Just click on the link under the title to visit the Tax Tale you
desire.

Tax Tales from the most current year:

18 Mar 2008 Happy 5th Anniversary to the weekly Canada Revenue Agency
Story of the Week!
http://groups.google.com/group/can.taxes/browse_thread/thread/273a85c9c89829f8/4179408f2b176725...=#4179408f2b176725

11 Mar 2008 Taxpayer takes Taxman (and Woman) to Court :CRA SOTW
http://groups.google.com/group/can.taxes/browse_thread/thread/978909a8422909d8/c2665a8188d2b72d...=#c2665a8188d2b72d
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  Happy 5th Anniversary to the weekly Canada Revenue Agency Story of the Week!         


Author: Alan Baggett
Date: Mar 19, 2008 07:22

Happy 5th Anniversary to the weekly Canada Revenue Agency Story of the
Week!

Following is the tax tale that started it all (and a link to that
historic thread).

http://groups.google.ca/group/can.legal/msg/892d8a28a998e4?q=alan+baggett&start=140&hl...

I was told a slightly different version of this tale (link above) by
Gladstone Sue of the Toronto West TSO (Mississauga).

The theft of all of Canada's Social Insurance Numbers took place
(allegedly by one Andreas Hackner) in the early 1980's BC 'Before
Computer' at the Toronto Office before Toronto was subdivided into 4
offices. The culprit was a very close friend of Gladstone Sue
explaining why he knows these intimate details.

Mr. Kelly Bert Manning wrote that the employee was disgruntled which
is why he stole the fiche but that is not quite accurate.
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  Six Million In Taxpayer Money Wasted Pursuing Workers? : CRA SOTW         


Author: Alan Baggett
Date: Mar 4, 2008 12:06

Six Million in Taxpayer Money Wasted Pursuing Workers?: CCRA SOTW

Government claims low-income farm workers exaggerated hours to get
E.I.

Advocates for B.C. farm workers say the federal government has spent
millions of dollars trying to force the low-income labourers to return
employment insurance benefits paid out years ago.

Lawyer Sarah Khan of the B.C. Public Interest Advocacy Centre says the
case is a pointless waste of taxpayers' money.

"I'm embarrassed that this is how our government is treating these
people," said Sarah Khan, a lawyer with the B.C. Public Interest
Advocacy Centre (BCIAC), which represents 300 of the fruit and
vegetable pickers.

"I can think of a lot better things to do with taxpayers' money than
this."

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has gone after hundreds of B.C. farm
labourers, many of whom are elderly and illiterate, claiming they
exaggerated the hours they worked each summer so they could collect
employment insurance. Court records show that at one point the CRA had
spent $6 million pursuing one group of 120 workers.
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  my gf getting doggey         


Author: yenc
Date: Mar 1, 2008 11:23

PORNOLATION RELEASE
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  Renters' rights, housing information, is your apartment warm enough?         


Author: torontotenants
Date: Nov 27, 2007 03:40

Is your apartment warm enough?

If not see http://www.ontariotenants.ca/law/law.phtml#Q7

The Ontario Tenants' Rights web site focuses on tenants' legal rights
in Ontario but also has information that is relevant throughout
Canada, such as how to find an apartment, Canada-wide vacancy rates
and average rents, apartment security tips, toxic mould information,
and much more.

http://www.ontariotenants.ca
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  Room for rent in Sudbury         


Author: mike
Date: Nov 1, 2007 16:26

Large furnished room for rent. Includes wired/wireless internet,
Unlimited long distance phone, Bell Express Vu TV in room, own
bathroom. Walking distance from Boreal. Available Nov. 1

E-mail mlawrenc(at)gmail.com
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  lost planet KEYGEN 1595 [1/2]         


Author: csureb
Date: Oct 19, 2007 15:46

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