Ongoing NHL Thread - Part Brock and Roll Four Lines

[buffhockey]

He might look 18, but just like that he is 31.

 

[dash]

He might look 18, but just like that he is 31.

He's put together a very solid NHL career. If he stays healthy, he'll go over the 400 goal mark before he hangs up the skates.

 

[KennyBanyeah]

Gotta go south of the Mason-Dixon line to find good hockey

Thanks Trudeau!!

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Gotta go south of the Mason-Dixon line to find good hockey

All remaining teams are in states with no state tax. Since 2020 that's 6 of 8 Cup finalists.

 

[BGDave]

All remaining teams are in states with no state tax. Since 2020 that's 6 of 8 Cup finalists.

I get the point, but technically its 3 of the final 4. NC taxes individuals at 4.75% (and dropping)

Tax Rate Schedules | NCDOR

North Carolina individual income tax rates.

www.ncdor.gov

Is Alberta considered the same way a 0% US State is viewed?

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

I get the point, but technically its 3 of the final 4. NC taxes individuals at 4.75% (and dropping)

Tax Rate Schedules | NCDOR

North Carolina individual income tax rates.

www.ncdor.gov

Is Alberta considered the same way a 0% US State is viewed?

Huh. I was always under the impression NC had a state tax.

But what do I know about taxes, I haven't paid any in years.

 

[dash]

But what do I know about taxes, I haven't paid any in years.

That makes you smart

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

That makes you smart

Well I'm still a Leaf fan...

 

[dash]

Well I'm still a Leaf fan...

That's more heart than head

 

[dash]

 

[KennyBanyeah]

I get the point, but technically its 3 of the final 4. NC taxes individuals at 4.75% (and dropping)

Tax Rate Schedules | NCDOR

North Carolina individual income tax rates.

www.ncdor.gov

Is Alberta considered the same way a 0% US State is viewed?

Not even close. Alberta WAS a flat tax rate of 10% a while back. Now it is between 10%-15% provincial tax rate. I think it's the lowest in Canada but nothing like 0% US states.

 

[esls79]

Not even close. Alberta WAS a flat tax rate of 10% a while back. Now it is between 10%-15% provincial tax rate. I think it's the lowest in Canada but nothing like 0% US states.

But you can effectively get that rate down with credits for fuel inefficiency on you truck. I also believe multiple sets of truck nuts are a tax deduction.

 

[BGDave]

Not even close. Alberta WAS a flat tax rate of 10% a while back. Now it is between 10%-15% provincial tax rate. I think it's the lowest in Canada but nothing like 0% US states.

Thanks for the correction. Alberta is now off my retirement destination list.

 

[puckhead]

you would think some clarity going into the summer would be beneficial for everyone.
when does this decision get made?

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[mattola]

you would think some clarity going into the summer would be beneficial for everyone.
when does this decision get made?

MSN

www.msn.com

this just in "the NHL could impose a $3-4 million Cap penalty on the Vancouver Canucks for just existing in the league."

 

[dash]

you would think some clarity going into the summer would be beneficial for everyone.
when does this decision get made?

You would hope before free agent frenzy begins.

 

[dash]

A lot to unpack here...

 

[dash]

 

[forty_three]

Ken Dryden

 

[mattola]

Patrick Wah

and Billy Smith just because he is my favourite