taxes in canada

Which is NOT a service paid by tax dollars?

• roads

• education

• health care

• ambulance pick up

What levels of government collect tax?

• federal (Canada)

• provincial (Saskatchewan)

• municipal (city or town)

• neigbourhood

What does the government put taxes on?

• income

• property

• things you buy (that aren't necessary to live)

• some services

When we own a house, we pay __________ tax.

When buy something, we usually pay _____ tax.

These days, we will use our T4 slips to file our _________ tax.

What agency collects taxes in Canada?

• Valentyna's workplace, DQ

• The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA)

• The Canadian Hotel Association

• The Canadian Association of Chartered Accountants

Federal tax dollars are usually used to pay for....

• the legal system (courts, writing laws etc.)

• national defense (soldiers etc.)

• Pensions (the money you get after age 65)

• education

Provincial tax dollars are usually used to pay for....

• health care

• national defense (soldiers etc.)

• highways

• education

Municipal (city) tax dollars are usually used to pay for....

• regional parks

• local police

• fire services

• public transportation