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| 原帖由 十年移民路 于 2006-5-4 23:13 发表3 |' v9 {5 ]# R* S9 a" X7 z8 T
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 不对。是应从交房的那天算。你可以问律师。
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 9 d. s' y8 ^( h- K+ XOTTAWA -- Investing in a new home is rather daunting and even a
 $ o2 y2 ~! z) c            little confusing with an impending cut to the GST.
 * d+ Z4 L1 F' y$ r9 n            Should you wait to buy, to get the tax break? And if you do, how , ?! S: q( {0 t% T
 much money will you really save?
 $ {$ I- J* \" w0 e4 F3 F, J$ y            We all know that buying a brand new home really adds up, but you may
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 Alan Tenant of the Canadian Real Estate Association says there
 / d- f5 d3 Y* R+ G' q8 T( g3 d  H: [% S            nothing Canadians like better than saving money.
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 "It will have a good impact on the market. canadians obviously ! y8 Q2 D; b8 @- y
 appreciate any tax relief."
 9 i& H! v$ M1 s" W3 s            The tax relief will make a significant impact on home buyers.
 : Y, q$ X' O5 k  `            If a new home costs $318,900 and 7 percent GST you'll have to fork ; A: w. m6 ]5 A) ]- J% c1 T, r
 over $22,323 extra bucks. 8 g" X+ V, l" e
 But that same house at 6 per cent will cost $19,134 a savings of 6 T* {. t3 }7 T* V+ [
 $3,189.
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 into effect, but what happens to those people who bought before the 6 d+ t) U3 g! b( l, I
 rate kicks in on July 1st?
 ! ]9 M& e$ k$ u* N& O            Andrew Bentley signed a contract on his house last October, but ! d' T' {1 M- d  R' n; `4 t
 doesn't take possesion until this August.
 * |% X; U$ b4 T& ~            "I wasn't sure it was going to apply to us because being skeptical
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 % _6 G9 J1 z: b9 c            But Bentely won't get passed over, since he moves in after July 1st
 9 e( T2 V- M' h( Z, {            he'll get the 6 percent rate.
 ( \3 }- E5 u: a3 Q" O$ {$ t% F            But it's bad luck for people who take ownership or possession before * M2 Z8 Z0 V/ Z( H5 g9 M
 Canada day, the 7 percent GST still applies.
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