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Poilievre calls two-month GST break inflationary, says Tories will vote against it
(ca.finance.yahoo.com)
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If I spent 100% of my paycheques for the next 2 months on things that are temporarily tax free, the amount of money I'd save would be… less than my rent increase for the next year.
Edit: I forgot I have to still pay rent for those 2 months, so more like 8 months increased rent, or factoring in all the essential bills more like 6. When all's said and done the realistic GST savings might allow me to buy a large pizza and a dip at the end of February.