Para sa akin, it's not only about the amount of taxes you pay pero saan napupunta ang taxes. I'm watching this from the hospital kasi naka confine husband ko. Walang worries kasi lalabas na lang kami and magpapasalamat sa mababait na staff. This morning and tonight when I drive home, imbis na 10 minute drive, may extra 5 minute detour kasi inaayos ang kalsada. Ganun din pag papasok ako sa office once a week, doing a job na tumutulong sa public. Isa sa pinakamataas ang cost of living yung city where I'm from. Umaaray ba ako? Yes. Lalo na comparing prices when I first moved here, pre-pandemic and now. Nagrereklamo? No. It is what it is. There's so much to be thankful for and appreciate, and as much as I love the Philippines, I am grateful to call Canada home --- taxes, cost of living and all.
@ArtByHazel28 күн бұрын
Canada has its own way like the rest of the world. Although that’s one of the many complaints amongst my friends here. There’s pros and cons everywhere. I ❤ Canada and appreciates the Philippines too. Nothing is perfect. And that’s okay. 😊🇨🇦
@user-uj1cs9mr6s16 күн бұрын
I am here also at Canada, i got interested to listen kasi very informative din mga subjects nyo..With regards to our country tax, when it comes to hospitalization, i think so far its improving a lot...kasi my father po had his operation early last year to his kidney due of his kidney stone, i believe our government/ public hospital is doing great NKTI im so thankful because zero po ang bill nya, only few pesos like 2k ang pay nya for the face mask, pillows etc..and after that clear na ang bill and go home and another one for his cataract lazer operation in PGH upcoming for the couple of months, good thing covered din naman ng PHILHEALTH, thank God it will lessen all the expenses..So far i believe our country is much much better than before..
@jonalyncastaneda5677Ай бұрын
prior to TRAIN law (implemented during Duterte admin), Managers employed in ROHQs can enjoy preferential tax rate of 15%. Laki ng tax savings in comparison to the 30-33% for those earning at the top tax bracket.
@jjbalsicas7394Ай бұрын
i think paying taxes is inevitable to those countries who has taxes regulation, but bottomline is value for your money, what are the benefits return to the people and to the community, kararating ko lang dito sa canada as tourist but ramdam ko ang magandang result ng taxes na binabayad ninyo dito sa canada, ang ganda ganda ng mga higways, kahit madaming sasakyan, moving ang traffic, may speed limit talaga sa highways at sa community road at may mga nakabantay na mga opp police to monitor the speed at mag overspeed mga driver talagang hahabulin sila, ang gaganda ng surrounding kasi well maintain ang landscape ng paligid ang gaganda ng mga trees at flowers, streetlights, even sa mga bahay dito ang lilinis talaga ng paligid, walang polution ako nalalanghap kahit mag walking lang sa daan within community, the parks are well- maintained, doon palang malalaman at ramdam mo na maayos ang pag alaga nila ng taxes na binabayaran ninyo dito, on top yong healthcare, education, child-care benefit, infrastructures and other benefits ninyo dito, mas lamang kayo dito sa canada... wala naman perfect na country at perfect na taxes, kung tao nga walang perfecto, pero importante inuuna ang community bago ang bulsa😅 at dito pag may e refund ang govt or ibbgay ang govt talagang pasok kaagad sa bank account u eh.. In general i like canada❤ Cost of living in any country is getting high bcz of so many factors that affect the countries and the world, nasa tao nalang paano mag adjust sa expenses at luho nila para makaipon! yep mura ang electric at hydro dito, may carbon tax rebate nga dito eh😀
@robocop581Ай бұрын
Being a tourist and being a long term resident result in different points of view. Go live in Canada for ten years and see how it really is. All you see right now is superficial and full of assumptions especially when you mention healthcare and crime (how serious criminals are punished) and how taxes are spent. A good example is the Wastewater plant in North Vancouver. That project ballooned from $1 billion to $4 billion with no explanation and the Contractor was fired while the jobs of top Gov't employees that were responsible for that project were spared. These are things a tourist won't see and experience
@jjbalsicas7394Ай бұрын
@@robocop581 ive known citizen here in canada for 35 years no regret sila, just be grateful for what canada can give u! as what i said no country is ever perfect as human beings are not perfect! importante inuuna ang kapakanan ng community at ng mga tao kaysa sa Bulsa! if u not satisfied its your choice! nobody want to argue with u! i
@robocop581Ай бұрын
@@jjbalsicas7394 You made a comment and I'm simply replying to your comment. If you can't stand replies then don't comment at all. As for knowing a citizen for 35 years so what? I know many people that have lived in Canada for longer than that mainly because my family moved to Canada in the 70s
@jjbalsicas7394Ай бұрын
@@robocop581 read ur comment, ur such ungrateful tapos nasa canada ka nagpapakasasa sa benepisyp ng canada so assumptions and superficial lang healthcare, ikaw ang huwag comment ng comment sa message ko, we dont need negative pipol and ungrateful pipol! nakaka toxic imbis maka inspired! anong so what sa mga citizen na nkatira na sa canada for 35 years, and so what din sa iyo na lumipat na diyan since 70's!
@robocop581Ай бұрын
@@jjbalsicas7394 Meh. You have the typical Filipino servitude attitude that takes whatever is given to them. I went to High School and University in Canada and one thing they taught me was to analyze and question things instead of being stupidly accepting and settling for less. I have the right being a Canadian to question the system because it's a Democracy. Get this in your head - questioning and analyzing is not being negative or ungrateful. There are many issues in Canada and many long term residents are aware of those issues such as the overburdened Healthcare and housing crisis which is getting worse with so many immigrants arriving each year. Canada shaped how I think and it's hilarious how you're mocking me for the way I view things.
@jonalyncastaneda5677Ай бұрын
Ms Ina, most of the basic items sa groceries are non-taxable. If you check the receipt, you will see that the tax amount is not the 13% of the amount of the items. Sa Pinas, most commodities are subject to VAT. may mga mga Non-Vatable lang like produce/agri-products and reflected in the receipt as NV.
@marylougeronimo4282Ай бұрын
Hi Ina, here in California, private insurance medical, dental and vision is deducted before taxes. More power, God bless ❤🙏💐
@arielpitaganАй бұрын
Those who say yung di malaki ang sweldo lang ang nag ca Canada... should wake up and learn where their taxes go... Look at how your leaders (politicians) act then get back to this chat to discuss why we left...
@frederickfabrez5514Ай бұрын
Nakakungkot na pinagtatawanan ng mga Pinoy ang sarili nilang bansa kung saan sila nahubog at lumaki,naging magaling tayo dito sa Canada dahil tayo ay Pilipino na nagmula sa Pilipina!Isipin na lang natin kung paano tayo makakatulong sa bansa natin imbis na ikumpara at pagtawanan..
@zlu5346Ай бұрын
I think Property tax is only tax deductible if the property is rented out and you are declaring rental income in your income tax
@Joeym1655Ай бұрын
True but can also be deducted if you are using your home or part of it to conduct a business or earn income. The area must be dedicated for business use - can't be your kitchen table.
@mariacalma2535Ай бұрын
am a CPA too, yan din Ang tanong ko kung saan napupunta ang taxes, when am working at stock market, daily yan May taxes remittances na big amounts. Sabi nga nang kumukuha ako nang BIR clearance for our company Ang sabi 2M cash settlement Ang resibo ay 200k lng, sabi ko wag naman, Sana kalahati naman Ang sagot nanakawin din yan kaya uunahan na raw nila, from top to bottom daw 41:08 Ang hatian. Grabe Ang nakawan. Sabi ko better to migrate for my children futures, paano na sila di ba
@JoySangalang-jk4dtАй бұрын
First time landed immigrants kami in our senior years nagulat ako sa coverage namin dahil may Blue Cross Card din kami from Alberta Health💖
@alfredhitchcock45Ай бұрын
Parehas lang sa kanya kasi mataas na sahod niya sa Pinas ergo mataas tax bracket niya and di na niya naabutan ung adjustment ng tax bracket naabutan niya ung luma kasi ang pagkakaalam pa niya na VAT is 10%
@myrnamartinez6387Ай бұрын
Tubig at kuryente mahal sa pinas
@user-lb1nx9in2wАй бұрын
There’s no comparison. Iba ang Pilipinas, iba ang Canada.
@pinoybasicliving8090Ай бұрын
if minimum wage po sa pinas tpos hindi po minimum wage dito sa canada,ramdam na ramdam na malaki ang income tax dito..pero kung malaki po sweldo sa pinas tpos ndi kalakihan income dito,halos walang kaltas..
@pinoybasicliving8090Ай бұрын
ndi lang po sa 100k pataas..khet mga 50k pa lng more than 25% na tax sa pinas..
@pathboytv3706Ай бұрын
I think the education system in the philippines is not that worst, as for my understanding kaya sinsabing poor education tayo base on PISA ay dahil late tayo sumali sa PISA for international, before kasi were test our education level sa mga pilipino students only. NOToutside the country... But now were now join in that PISA. So therfore Its a matter of time frame on when we join in the PISA. But now were improving much compare to other country. Thats my opinion on that matter..but maybe im just wrong..
@ryanh7352Ай бұрын
I think po nag ba base sa bansa yan. Kong ang Pilipinas ay maunlad sure po ako ta taas ang pag tingin ng education ng mga ibang lahi at ta taas din ang tingin nila sa Pilipinas. I’m just saying lang po.
@jonalyncastaneda5677Ай бұрын
those at the private schools and tops schools, okay ang comprehension and learning nila, but sad to say it’s not the same for the majority especially those from public schools. May pumapasa kahit hinde man lana marunong magbasa. Marami na documentaries about it and bakit sila pinapasa ng mga teachers nila. Stats don’t lie.
@susanmoreno7389Ай бұрын
Kaya yung iba ayaw mag work ng madaming oras kse malaki ang tax na kukunin sa iyo.
@NoytebsVlogАй бұрын
Hi lods collab naman tayo, i will be in Toronto July 20.
@laure3328Ай бұрын
Before we.move to Canada, my Grade 5 son's tuition in the Phils waa around P170k, plus xx amount for extra-curricular activities. Now in Canada, the money that we save from tuition is use for his Kumon, sports, and summer camps .
@inanutshellvlogАй бұрын
Thanks for your input Laure!
@teekbooy4467Ай бұрын
And the quality of education is questionable thats why a student needs kumon in canada
@mayl4440Ай бұрын
Taking kumon is one’s preference. My twins are not taking kumon. You as parents should take part of their learning. We should help their teachers as well.
@teekbooy4467Ай бұрын
@@mayl4440well in canada most parents have 2 jobs unable to teach their children and also they are most immigrants in canada are of semi to low skilled thus teaching algebra or physics is out of their league
@brielleandquinn3281Ай бұрын
Prop tax. Claimable? Parang sa US lang ata yun
@Crey-yk5yyАй бұрын
And Pinoy newcomers keep saying Canuck edu is free. There's no such thing as free my friends - the tax is the highest if you do 'all' the math & it's way more expensive than any Ph school. Just wait. Bombet, omg analyse a bit buddy. The top Ph schools (15 to 16yo) is behind typical Can schools (any school in Can can take the top spot - there's no runaway train like Ph) from Ab Sask Bc etc. Gr 12 : in Can you need 80% to 90% plus average for Uni or College. In Ph all you need is 50% & you're good to go. The old timers think it's 75% but it's really 50%, just a corrupt figure that takes too long to explain. Ask around, Rice's kids, there are now Can students 90% plus ave that can't move on to Unis/Colleges. WE ARE ALL THE SAME. The problem is the edu system (i've explained many times over before) in Ph is way way more corrupt than Can's or are doing it Ph style. As per result/report, "Pinoy Ph grads have the lowest IQ in SE Asia." whilst Pinoy US / Can grads (those who grew up here) are on par with the world's highest. Years ago all you need in Ph is 50% at 15-16yo (4th year hs or gr 10 around the world) then on to uni = wayyy tooo loww. And some are getting away as professionals here = unfair big time. A word of advice : bring them here young bec if they go straight to Uni/College then they've missed a lot etc. & maybe it shows. As my UP top notcher cuz who is now a prez of ahem in usa said "don't bother, it's like going against a tidal wave".
@user-uu5bg3se6tАй бұрын
Hi I'm a fan though I am in California.
@thyservant2310Ай бұрын
nilamon na po kasi ng tiktok ang pagiisip ng mga GenZ sa pinas,,, nakakalungkot. nawala na ang pagiging creative nila ayaw na nilangnahihirapan, ayaw din na pinagsasabihan or intimatama nagpapakamafay pa. ☹️
@jacklapointe7079Ай бұрын
kung kayo ay reklamo ng reklamo uwi na kayo sa pinas
@robocop581Ай бұрын
Many moved to the US
@alfredhitchcock45Ай бұрын
Dapat kumuha ka ng matalinong guest hindi ung nangangapa din. Ang tax sa Pinas directly withheld na monthly tapos sa Canada annually yan ifafile mo pa. Mas malaki ang percent na kinakaltas sa mga non-payroll benefits like ung insurance etc sa Canada kesa sa Pinas kaya umaabot siya ng half. Ang benefit naman pagtanda mo may matino kang pension and may universal healthcare. Plus ung mga anak may child support and welfare benefits sa mga homeless.
@susanmoreno7389Ай бұрын
@@alfredhitchcock45 Wag kang epal nakikinuod ka lang wagas ka kung maka comment grabe….🧐🧐🧐
@jonalyncastaneda5677Ай бұрын
No, even in Canada, income taxes are withheld at source/by the company. unless you own a company or you’re a contractor. Knowleagble po si guest, the only thing, matagal na sya wala sa Pinas, kaya of course di na nya alam ang mga recent updates. If company/contractor, here in CA, you can claim deductables/expenses. In terms of medical exp and med insurance, here in CA deductable sya kahit individual tax payer, sa Pinas hinde. Taxes in both countries are uaing graduated tax rates, kaya the higher the income, the higher the tax. Sa case in Sir, nasa top bracket sya ng income sa Pinas and top bracker here in Canada, kaya almost the same lang tax, kc top tax rates are at 30% plus.
@jacklapointe7079Ай бұрын
tumigil kayo kahit saan my tax
@Mathboy22Ай бұрын
Tama po
@jjbalsicas7394Ай бұрын
ms ina how can i message u privately?
@inanutshellvlogАй бұрын
Hi pls email me inanutshellvlog@gmail.com
@jonalyncastaneda5677Ай бұрын
prior to TRAIN law (implemented during Duterte admin), Managers employed in ROHQs can enjoy preferential tax rate of 15%. Laki ng tax savings in comparison to the 30-33% for those earning at the top tax bracket.