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We give God thanks for bringing us to this point in our lives, to see the dawning of a new day, and a new year. As we look back on the year 2011, a small footprint in this journey of life, we must take stock of what we have accomplished and what good we have contributed to mankind and humanity. However, the road that we have travelled thus far to bring us to this place, even though it may have been paved with thorns of discouragement, feelings of hopelessness, fear and bitterness, we need to forge ahead and pave the streets of our journey with hope, love, passion, patriotism, pride, kindness and unity. My fellow civil servants, we have accomplished much together as an association during the past year. We have endeavored to gain the respect of the administration to see us as equal and capable partners in the development and shaping of policies for the betterment of the civil service and country. Much work is however left to be done. The many measures that have already been enacted by the British and those which will inevitably come will continue to have severe and negative impact on the well-being of civil servants past, present and future. Many of these issues were late in implementation due to our efforts, but their ratification is predestined in this year 2012, lest we stand strongly against them. The interim government has managed the affairs of this country in a manner that is far from fiscally prudent and is devoid of social conscience, and this incompetence has suffocated any opportunities for productivity and efficiency within the civil service and for economic recovery on a national level. The year 2011 was the year that we fought against the reduction of our salaries, the diminution of our pensions, and the unjust removal of our gratuities and allowances. It was the year that we fought for our brothers and sisters who could not fight or who were afraid to fight. 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This is truly a recognition that empires, regimes and unjust dictatorships all eventually must succumb to the will of the people of any nation. Many of you as civil servants are both as individuals and as a collective our "Person of the Year" as you rallied around the CSA and protested openly and covertly against the retrogressive and unjust policies of the interim administration. Many Turks and Caicos Islanders and residents of the TCI are also "Persons of the Year" as you too protested against injustice in our beloved country. I am honoured to have been named the Turks and Caicos Weekly News and TCI Post's person of the year for my efforts in organizing the CSA and motivating persons to stand up, speak up, speak out and to fight for their rights. 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Posted 04 August 2004 - 10:19 AM
1) I only have to start charging GST if I think i'm going to make over $30,000 a year?
2) There's many things I can write off as expenses, e.g. computer equipment, business meals ... is there any where I can get a list of these?
3) GST is the only tax I have to pay?
4) When I 'pay' myself, do I just class it as an expense, then tax myself on my income return form next April?
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If you have the time call the local GST and RevCan offices they are very helpful.
Posted 05 August 2004 - 07:23 AM
It's free and there is a revenue generating referral program coming out for it on Monday.
you can find it here: http://www.2ndsite.biz
Posted 05 August 2004 - 08:19 AM
Yes. However, it can still be to your advantage to register for G.S.T.(Goods and Services Tax) / H.S.T. (Harmonized Sales Tax) even if you are under the $30,000 in taxable supplies. This is because you are paying G.S.T./H.S.T. on your business expenditures and these can be claimed back as Input Tax Credits.
Simpilified or Quick Methods of accounting could also work to your benefit.
See Canada Revenue Agency form number T2124 (Statement of Business Activities).
Basically, reasonable expenses to earn business income are deductible. Just because it's not on the form doesn't mean it can't be deducted.
Computers are a capital asset and can only be written-off a bit at a time in Canada. This tax deduction is called Capital Cost Allowance (C.C.A.); depreciation is the related accounting term. Computer hardware and systems software (Class 10) has a 30% (declining balance) rate and computer software (Class 12) has a 100% rate (both subject to only half rates in the year of asset acquisition).
Business entertainment costs are only half deductible in Canada.
Depending on your business, you could be subject to Provincial Sales Tax and/or other taxes. In Ontario, there is a Retail Sales Tax on sales of many goods and services (including repairs and some Internet transactions).
If you are a sole proprietor, you are taxed on your net profit (not your drawings).
I hope this is helpful.
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Posted 05 August 2004 - 09:43 AM
Does anyone know if I register my business to the house I am living (my future in-laws house!! not mine). If it would have any effect on their taxes etc? I'll only do so if it has no effect at all
Posted 05 August 2004 - 10:47 AM
If you are simply sharing costs with your in-laws (i.e., contributing toward expenses) and you are not paying rent (i.e., you won't be claiming an Ontario Property Tax Credit for rent paid to them and they are not reporting what you pay them as rental income), then it would appear that they are not operating a rental property or a business out of their house. There should be no effect on them for income tax purposes.
Since you are not paying rent, you would have no deduction for home office rent. Even so, operating from a suitable area of the home can keep your costs down.
You could still deduct (write-off) business expenses such as a separate business telephone line, business Internet access, and so on, from your business income.
In the future, when you get your own place, you will be able to deduct more in the way of business use of home expenses.
You should be aware that certain businesses should not be run from a home as they are against zoning regulations or municipal bylaws. Many people decide to run a such a business anyway but they keep a low profile (i.e., they don't give their neighbours any reason to complain about their activities to the authorities).
I hope this helps.
Stephen :-)
Posted 05 August 2004 - 12:36 PM
You're a star! Your information is invaluable are exactly what I needed.
Thank you so much again!
Posted 09 August 2004 - 09:57 AM
You're welcome!
Since you are located in Ontario, here is the website for the
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- Forms and Publications
- Corporations Tax
- Retail Sales Tax
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Stephen :-)
Posted 09 August 2004 - 04:36 PM
You need to decided if you want to run the business as a sole proprietor, a partnership or a corporation.
The partnership and corporation allow for income splitting. Very helpful if your spouse/partner isn't working as you can move yourself to a lower tax bracket.
Partnership income is simply reported as part of both partners income tax.
Incorporating is an easy thing to do. You can go to a Lawyer or (I'll post it later once I find the URL) go to a site and do it yourself for under $100 if my memory is working. The benefit of incorporation is you can start limiting your liability. This means if a customer wants to sue you, they have a harder time as the contract was between the client and your company.
I've run all three at one time or another and now as a corporation I need an accountant to handle all the reporting. So the last piece of advise is find a good account (e-mail me privately and I can give you some in Toronto) and seek out their opinion before you decided. Most should meet with you for free or a small fee and they can help you decided which fits you best.
Posted 09 August 2004 - 08:54 PM
Although it is less complicated to operate as a sole proprietor, it is more dangerous because of the unlimited liability. If you're really strapped for cash and this is the only way you can start your business, you might consider it. As soon as finances permit, I would recommend incorporating. In the meantime, be very careful and make sure you are adequately insured.
You can also income split with a proprietorship. The payment of reasonable wages to your spouse (or other significant other) and children are tax deductible. Just be sure to remit the required payroll tax deductions.
Partnerships, of course, are even more dangerous because you have the additional liability exposure of your partner(s).
I have some clients where the husband and wife are partners and split income for tax purposes. I still recommend that they incorporate for the limited liability protection.
If you decide to incorporate your business, you would have to decide whether to incorporate provincially or federally. There are good reasons why some incorporate federally; this is something you might want to discuss with a lawyer. However, many incorporate provincially.
If you want to form your own Ontario corporation without a lawyer to save costs, I recommend "Incorporation and Business Guide for Ontario" ("How to form your own corporation Includes tax advantages to incorporating"), by M. Stephen Georgas, LL.B., published by International Self-Counsel Press Ltd.
You can now also file Articles of Incorporation electronically through the Internet.
Other forms of organization include limited partnerships and joint ventures.
Stephen :-)
Posted 22 August 2004 - 09:46 AM
I have nothing to add. I think it's all covered
Nice posts, guys. It always seems a bit difficult to find this kind of info for us Canucks
Posted 22 August 2004 - 05:38 PM
Well done, everyone!
Posted 13 December 2005 - 08:26 PM
I'm confused if I should be getting Input Tax Credits on GST I pay to rent office equipment I use in my business. How do I account for GST paid on office equipment I rent in my business? Do I expense the cost without GST separately or total the rental cost and GST together and post? Thanks! Barry
Posted 14 December 2005 - 12:16 AM
Here is a typical entry for such a transaction.
Dr. Equipment Rental Expense $108.00
Dr. G.S.T. Payable 7.00
Cr. Bank $115.00
You paid out $115.00, of which $108.00 is equipment rental (say $100.00 plus $8.00 Provincial Retail Sales Tax) and $7.00 is Goods and Services Tax.
The G.S.T. paid is not really an expense (although it is an expenditure). You will deduct this from the G.S.T. you collect. It is an amount receivable from the Government of Canada; alternatively, view it as a reduction of your liability to the government.
Caution: This is a simplification of a complex subject. Quick/simplified methods, H.S.T., asset additions, percentage business use, how your accountant wants you to do the books, and other factors should be considered.
Many accounting software packages will help you calculate the G.S.T. and post entries so that you don't have to be a full charge bookkeeper.
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Command & Conquer tank designs accused of looking similar to those in Warhammer 40K
EA has responded to the accusation that tank designs from Games Workshop's Warhammer 40K are present in the Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances beta.
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New Command & Conquer, Victory Games confirmed
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EA's John Riccitiello has said that he wants the revamp of the Command and Conquer series to be a "fundamental renovation", not just a game with "cool graphics".
Speaking with Kotaku, Riccitiello explained the reasons why EA chose Might and Magic creator John Van Caneghem to lead the series in it's new direction and why it may possibly be released in the future as a digital only format.
"[Van Ceneghem] and I have a shared vision that the RTS category is due for fundamental innovation and not just cooler graphics," said Riccitiello. "We've gotten to the point where you can see the particles around individual grenade explosions inside rooms where windows fall apart. That was never what made RTS good. That was just sort of eye candy on top of a very traditional game mechanic. From when Red Alert and Starcraft sort of defined the genre, it hasn't moved.
"I'm a believer that the RTS sector is more open to fundamental innovation at a metagame level than almost any genre. I actually think that some of what Playfish does, in terms of iterating games on a weekly basis, Some of what Facebook does, in terms of letting you collectively experience things, have not been stitched together by the game industry in terms of lessons learned there.
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EA: Command & Conquer may become online only in the future
EA's Jon Van Caneghem has said that the business model for future Command & Conquer games may be on par with Battlefield Heroes, in that it could be released online instead of through a retail package.
"Direct-to-consumer is where I think most games are going, and I've always been a fan of the [C&C]series," he told Gamasutra. "The company has the same vision I do on the future of games and the future of this franchise, so I think it's going be great.
"Look what online has done for RPGs over the last 10 years. All the other categories are following suit… we're looking forward to building something to be a leader in that space. It allows you to do everything you would have expected from a boxed game, but it adds a lot more to it… being connected and connected with players, and persistence, the social elements of playing against each other with other friends."
Van Caneghem went on to say that online and social elements are "something no one's ever done before" with the RTS genre, and it's high time.
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New C&C Red Alert 3 Battlecast live
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C&C announcement in "about two weeks"
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-- with the highest state unemployment rate you'd assume jobs were hard to come by in Indiana.
Not the case in fact many businesses are hiring there.
There's a growing problem many small business owners are facing here with the story Larry Davis CEO -- Damon manifold to manufacturing company.
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Larry welcome to the show great to have you here tell us about your company and what you DO.
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Gerry I'd love to but before that -- to get a say something to my daughter who and and son and lofty Nicole we're about to give us our first grand baby.
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Damon products was founded in 1976 -- my father.
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In 1997 we started a process called lean thinking lean manufacturing.
And it has evolved over the last fifteen years into culture of continuous improvement.
-- or limit our let me kick it talking it just a little bit about you know yep continuous improvement.
At your plants and -- you're doing everything you can hot due to hire people.
These jobs though they require some expertise I mean you have to be pretty Smart to do these jobs right.
Well I.
How about Smart but certainly educated -- Few weeks.
-- in this interview as a result of the CNN article that hit the area hit the web on on Wednesday.
And what what I think captured a lot of people's -- -- the fact that we go through a hundred applications to -- two.
That we think will work for us in in our good fit for them as well.
And of those two.
We keep about 70% of those people so it's a laborious process it's time consuming for us it is also time consuming for the people that are applying.
But that's what we're faced with there is to say.
And a dramatic shortage of educated people.
That are available to work the people who were looking forward to values -- the character and the education are employed.
I am and what I'm saying once they view as universal is across the country.
It's not specific to some stuff specific to -- area it's -- exacerbated by the fact that Indiana is a hotbed of activity.
But it's it's a decade.
Problem but you just can't find the people you need to put into those all important jobs in as I understand -- -- -- looking for people tonight.
To go to work in your facility right.
Sure -- -- -- adding on -- building.
We're looking to hire about ten people.
But if you play the numbers -- that means we'll probably have to hire thirty to keep ten.
Well well at Larry thanks for coming on tonight appreciate your story it's amazing.
And it at a time when we have so many people unemployed in this country.
You can't find people with.
Adequate talent and experience and dedication.
To fill these jobs best of luck yet here daughter thank you very much is it -- bit in -- I -- thank you for highlighting the problem it it's a it's a significant one.
Absolute label thank you for coming on I appreciate it.
You're welcome.
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Oh Hollywood, the place where stars are born and the place where stars are cemented on a sidewalk so people can walk all over them. After a seven city search, 181 contestants arrived in Hollywood. This was also the place where a denim-clad Ellen DeGeneres took her seat next to Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi, and Randy Jackson at the judges' table. Ellen says she knows what it's like to stand on stage and try and please a room full of people, so she'll know to give these 181 remaining contestants critiques that are constructive, but not too mean. She took her seat next to Simon and asked, "So this is it? I come on and you leave?" It looks like we're in for an exciting season of Ellen-Simon banter.
One of the neat things about Hollywood week is that the contestants may either sing a capella or play an instrument while they sing. I vote for singing a capella while playing the air guitar. At least that way you don't have to worry about breaking a string or a nail.High school student Katie Stevens kicked off the show with Stevie Wonder's "For Once In My Life," a song that may seem old for her and has been sung so many times before, yet Katie's pure vocals and maturity made the performance relevant. Simon commented, "You're quite good," and Randy still believes in Katie's natural talent. When we met Antonio "Skiiboski" Wheeler in Atlanta, he had the American Idol logo buzzed into his hair. In Hollywood, Skiiboski had a new non-trademarked 'do and left his misspelled Skiiboski shirt at home. He traipsed across the stage and sang "Ain't Too Proud To Beg." This was Ellen's first Skiiboski experience, and you can only imagine what was going through her head, but you don't have to imagine because she put it all out there saying, "You frighten me. You were stalking us. You were like a leopard behind a cage...Sexy and scary--it's a fine line." After every contestant in this subgroup sang, we found out that Katie is moving on but Skiiboski is not. As the contestants cleared the stage, Skiiboski stuck around to ride out his last few seconds of stardom to ask why it's a "no" for him. Simon frankly said, "You're just not a good enough singer." Skiiboski couldn't argue with that so he left the stage and sang his name "Skiii Boooo Skiii." Oh Skiiboski baby, we'll miss you and your misspelled garments.Andrew Garcia was the father who impressed the judges in L.A., and this time he sang a song in honor of our former judge, Paula Abdul. He took on her hit, "Straight Up," on his acoustic guitar and gave us a great sample of what he can do with songs. Kara said, "Andrew, that was genius." She and Ellen joked that Paula would have loved that and she would have given it her signature seal clap. Kara even compared Andrew to Adam Lambert, saying that he has a similar way of taking a song and flipping it. Vanessa Wolfe from Vonore, TN took her very first "aeroplane" ride and arrived in Hollywood. She was loving every minute of the big city, but was visibly nervous before and during her audition. Her vocals on "No Rain" were rough, and the judges pointed out that Vanessa took a risk that didn't pay off. After each person in this group performed, the judges revealed that Andrew is moving on but Vanessa is going back on an aeroplane. On the bright side, at least now she knows what it's like to go on a whirlwind trip.Although playing an instrument helps some people as an artist, there were several contestants whose musical instruments distracted them and affected their voice. Pants-splitter Cornelius Edwards, big sister Maegan Wright, Italian family man Amedeo DiRicco, Austin Simmons, Katelyn Clampett, Amber Caparas, and Bosa Mora were some of the contestants whose auditions suffered.Janell Wheeler took a risk when she performed an acoustic version of Estelle's "American Boy" with her guitar. Ellen thought it was an amazing performance and Simon said, "Good audition, well done."After watching many contestants struggle with singing while playing an instrument, Haeley Vaughn was nervous about her decision to bring out her guitar. She sang "Change" by Taylor Swift, and Randy thought her performance was interesting. Rocker mom Mary Powers also made a risky decision, but not one involving an instrument. She sang Pink's "Sober," a track penned by judge Kara DioGuardi. Hail Mary! Haeley and Mary took chances that paid off.At the end of day one, four singers awaited their fate. Ellen had one step forward and then another step forward. Then she had the first one move back, and had all four step in different directions as if it were one of those Kid's Meal tile-slide puzzles that I can never figure out. After all that shuffling, Ellen sent them all through to the next round. Ellen's jokester nature broke the tension at the end of the day, and 46 contestants from the day one group were partying in the halls.Day two brought in a new crop of singers. Beatboxer Jay Stone performed "If I Ever Fall In Love," but there was so much boxing and so little singing, I wouldn't have known that was the song he took on if it weren't for this handy song choices list I have in front of me. Ellen commented that his microphone must be broken. Lilly Scott is a 20 year old sandwich maker with a hair color that is difficult to classify. Is it platinum, gray, purple, or blue? I'm not sure, but I can tell that Lilly has a good recording voice. She played a very worn out guitar which could be a sign that she's been playing for many years. Kara is a fan of Lilly's and we learn that she is moving on, but Jay Stone is not.As Michael Lynche prepared for his Hollywood performance, he received a call from his wife, who we met last week during the Road to Hollywood episode. She is going into labor and Michael is all the way across the U.S. As "Big Mike" took the stage, he told the judges that they better let him through because his wife will kill him if he misses the birth of his child and doesn't make it. He also joked that he'd beat up anyone who says otherwise, and judging by Big Mike's size, you don't want to mess with him! Mike played John Mayer's "Waiting on the World to Change" on his acoustic guitar, and his fellow contestants in the audience sang the back-up "waiting" lyrics much like Randy Jackson did when David Archuleta auditioned with this song. This successful performance means that Big Mike won't be heading home for the arrival of his child quite yet.Tim Urban strapped on his guitar and sang David Cook's "Come Back To Me." It's always risky to sing a winning American Idol's song, especially this early on in the competition, but Tim pulled it off. Another good looking hopeful, Justin Williams, sat down at the keys to sing "Fly Me To The Moon." He tends to choose very old fashioned songs. After his group performed, the judges moved Tim on to the next round, but let Justin Williams, along with hometown stand-outs Paige DeChausse, Erica Rhodes, and the Desimone sisters, home.Maddy Curtis was the first person we met that received a Golden Ticket to Hollywood. Her decision to sing a Norah Jones song didn't sit well with the judges. Casey James took the stage and was wearing a shirt this time. It is either the same shirt or a very similar shirt to the one he took off at his Denver audition...and I'm ashamed that I paid that close of attention to his shirt. He played blues guitar and seemed to be in his element. I get a definite Bucky Covington vibe from him. The camera cut away as the judges determined who from Casey and Maddy's group would advance in the competition. Then we saw Casey spring out from the theatre as happy as can be, and Maddy exited a few seconds later and she looked devestated. As Maddy cried in her mom's arms, she was reminded that she's only 16 and this is the first of many chances for the young girl.Didi Benami made a bold move in selecting Kara DioGuardi's "Terrified" to sing and strum in front of the judges. She has a great voice and comes across as a very current artist. Didi reminds me very much of Season 7's Brooke White. Simon said, "I hate to admit it, but I really like that song." Cowell also likes the idea of a waitress coming on the show and doing well...much like Season 1's Kelly Clarkson. Crystal Bowersox got a tattoo during her time in Hollywood, and she hopes it will be good luck. She inked her son's name on her back, so hopefully it won't be bad luck since his name is about as permanent as a tattoo. She sang "Natural Woman" with the acoustic guitar, and again the playful audience sang back-up vocals. They also cheered for her when she hit the high notes. I love this season's camaraderie already. You wouldn't look at the dreadlocked Crystal with her lip ring and tattoos and think, "She has to sing Aretha," which is wonderfully fascinating. Simon called her "infectious" and Randy felt mad love for her. Ellen revealed the verdict from Didi and Crystal's group of performers, and Crystal, Didi, and a few others from their group are moving on.At the end of round one in Hollywood, 181 contestants were narrowed down to 95. Next up is Hollywood week's group night, which is always sure to be dramatic, entertaining, and filled with tears and cheers. I can't wait!EPISODE RECAPS
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