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原帖由 lifeisgood 于 2009-3-17 20:05 发表 
9 D* I! ~; R1 Q. s5 w( RAs I know, if you work here for more than 6 months, and you have rent agreement with your landlord, you will get some money back when doing your tax.
3 k% l# `1 h5 l1 JYOU'D better talk with local accountant they have ... : y9 N" c8 [, Y6 I, ^7 u3 ~
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It's too bad I don't have any agreement with my landlord.$ |3 @/ u1 D8 B, s# o, q( `+ I
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I found a post 2005-09-08. We can see a big change within 4 years. * M8 N$ Y$ ~+ ?- H j
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$ M1 |5 K+ J3 I& _* m% \As I actually Live in Ft. MAc...I thought I'd wander in to the discussion...
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Ft. McMurray is the biggest city in Newfoundland(inside joke..), and yes, you do get to claim northern living allowance credit on your income taxes (like all northern communities in Canada).
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As to the flight credits, I sure haven't heard about that from any of the folks here I know, it may exist, but the only travel credits I remember from Revenue Canada are those for travelling due to medical or employment purposes. I might be wrong....and believe you me, next tax return I'm gonna find out for sure!
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# y! t: Y9 J7 J, Y$ ^' {7 KAs per cost of livng, quality of life etc..do not move here unless you already own a home with lots of equity or have lots of $$ for a downpayment for housing. Yes..mobile homes start about $250,000, most starter homes start about $350,000. Renting...forget about it...$1500/month for 1 bedroom is normal...
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6 ?" r C$ |4 G* U5 t" i- JThe winters are cold, dark and long..-45 for a solid week a couple times in winters are the norm...Groceries,Utilities,General Merchandise are a tad higher then Edmonton prices..but nothing outrageous.. i1 [" o c: f
" |5 N0 i. M% m4 N+ i+ s" O! CThe landscape is actually beautiful, very hilly and scenic. Beautiful large lakes with great fishing and hiking are accessible via Quad or plane.- a3 d* Q+ g5 n# t. v) o7 [. o, O
: H; E; z) x, o& H2 Z# ]$ |( }The people, are younger and wealthier (and a lot more males vs females) here then in comparable Canadian Cities. Pace of Life, and driving attitudes ..are at a breakneck speed.
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^; ^1 [# l6 E: vThe oilsand plants run 24 hours, so half the city is sleeping at any one time, and half are working. City businesses (outside the oilsand industry) have a huge struggle finding and keeping employees, everyone wants to get an oilsand job..the result is that you get shoddy service in all retail stores and restaurants./ e+ }5 d6 R$ g2 j- S' ?
' ?4 Y8 {- @1 J3 E2 ~- l* E; _Besides its negatives...Ft. Mac. is what you make of it...like any other place to live .
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