Anyone payed off CPP/EI Yet

[Blackrider]

I HAVE I HAVE, an extra 300 a month from now until dec 15th should take care of Charistmas!

[j_vayne]

x2... paid it off roughly 2 months ago. kinda nice to have that lil extra on the cheque

[mkhudeira]

i paid it off my 2nd payment

[mrslcom]

You guys must make a lot of money to be able to reach the maximum deduction limit within a year.

[blkGTPcoupe]

i have absolutely no clue what you guys are talking about

[Toyz]

i have absolutely no clue what you guys are talking about

I didnt either, so i just googled it

Canadian Pension Plan / Employment Insurance <--- rates

[jonnycat]

I'm confused?

I've paid $2125.76 for CPP this year as 09/29/2006
and $920.35 in EI as of the same date.

What is the max to pay for 06 cause I am way over 02's max. But if I get it back next tax season, I don't care.

[blkGTPcoupe]

i have absolutely no clue what you guys are talking about

I didnt either, so i just googled it

Canadian Pension Plan / Employment Insurance <--- rates

thanks, i wasn't motivated enough to google

[GTP80]

I figured it was some wierd Canadian thing.

[beitodesstrafe]

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canada

[jnak]

I'm confused?

I've paid $2125.76 for CPP this year as 09/29/2006
and $920.35 in EI as of the same date.

What is the max to pay for 06 cause I am way over 02's max. But if I get it back next tax season, I don't care.

CPP - $1,910.70
EI - $729.30

But you changed jobs in the middle of the year. Your new employer does not take into account the amount you paid at your old job. You'll just get it all back when you file your tax return.

[jonnycat]

My controller filled me in while you were gone. You just have to take off to Japan the only time I'll ever have a tax question.