BC local, low km, lhd, 2 sets of wheels. for real? only 2 pics
I sent my number :badpokerface:

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch...533425619.html

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Everyone in this thread expects you to post pics in "latest pic of your whip" thread by the end of next week

If it's too good to be true...

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Anyone bought privately out of province before? Looking at a car in Ontario. Would GST apply ?

Yup, and PST once you get it inspected here and register it

Are you sure? From my understanding, there's no GST on private sales but 12% PST is applicable if the car is under $125k

For example, a $50k car will get hit with a 12% PST when you register at ICBC

A $200k car will get hit with a 20% PST instead of 26%

So it benefits people buying high priced vehicles.


https://driveawayrides.ca/how-much-t...-on-used-cars/

https://www.icbc.com/brochures/Pages...-vehicles.aspx


https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-age...-vehicles.html

I wonder if people know it went from 5% GST + 7% PST to just 12% PST LMAO

Edit: not directed at Vandriver but in general. People be like no more GST!!! That benefits nobody LOL. All it means is no ITC for businesses, no federal government tax collection but all provincial tax collection.

In th end ... what does it matter if it is 12% PST or 5% GST and 7% PST?

Did that mandatory tax thing come in? Where they value the shit box for you?

Exactly. Regardless it's 12%. There's no benefit in either case to regular consumers

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Does GST vs PST matter to businesses that can write things off? I'm too poor to know this common knowledge that is among the RS ballers.

Yes. I hinted at this in my initial posting regarding this but I'll expand.

Consumers have to pay GST/PST. Businesses collect the appropriate taxes on BEHALF of the government. On a regular basis, businesses will remit these taxes to the government. There are no ITC (input tax credits) to reduce tax payable for PST. However, there is for GST, on business use goods.

Let's say you sell car parts. Your quarterly revenue (excl. tax collected) is $10,000. On this $10K, you have collected $700 for PST and $500 for GST. That $1200 in taxes that you collected have to be remitted to their respective government agencies, provincal and federal.

Let's say you have no expenses aside from the delivery vehicle you just bought at $5000 + 5% GST + 7% PST = $5000 + $250 + $350.

When you remit GST, the federal government allows you to deduct your GST applicable expenses. So $500 in GST collected - $250 in GST on Expenses = $250 remittance to the Federal government.

A lot of business owners like to say/complain about their GST tax bill. While it's still funds coming out of their account, that money was never theirs to begin with.

Of course there's a whole different story when it comes to reducing taxable income as that depends on corporation/self employment and proving % of business use on said delivery vehicle.

Hope that helps. If not, come find me at Ridge and we can chat LOL

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...530637263.html

one odd ball buy. 6MT Crossfire!

^ always liked those cars for some reason, always wanted to rice one out

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...1-HRQ&usqp=CAU

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-fxI65FTNj_...Jk/s1600/t.jpg

:pokerface: matches the username

I'll never forget when Jeremy Clarkson (I think) said that it looks like a dog hunching up for a poop

Origin of my username is UK, not hood


Y-y-yyeaahhhhh put a donk on eeeet

Lol, I always thought that sound effect was more of an Eastern European techno thing:

At the 2:50 mark

I figured you were really into 90's WWF
https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/6G...icleImage2.jpg

911s kind of look like that too KEKW

:badpokerface:

There's always a right way to do something and a wrong way...

Porsche 911 = right way
This car = wrong way

Everytime I see this car, I always think poor mans Mercedes Mclaren.