But doesn't Norway provide more benefits for its citizens? Not really sure, but I thought they did. Is it worth the cost of the tax burden on the average citizen? If the government took 30-35% of my income for taxes I better get a LOT of free services including medical, dental, free higher education, and no sales tax.
>>Are you kidding? :) Of course we have federal and provincial income tax... Canadians have the distinction of carrying one of the heaviest tax burdens on the planet to support our governments' wasteful...er, social programs!
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>I think the Kindom of Norway might have Canada beat when it comes to taxes. I think sales tax is 27% and the income tax is around 30%-35%.
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>Einar
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