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http://www.mapleleafparty.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/provincial-tax-distro1.png
This picture is the provincial income tax distribution across all of Canada's Provinces and Territories.

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This image is the actual income tax act with annotations and regulations. This is just a picture of its cover but its important to know and research about the act so you could do your taxes properly.

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https://simpletax.ca/
The final website I chose was simpletax.ca. A website that you can use to do your taxes online. It makes it easy for people to do their taxes online by allowing you to just input the required information. It is very easy and safe to use as it is sponsored by credible sources like CBC News and The Vancouver Sun. I honestly never knew that there were so many easy ways to do my taxes online, I will definitely make use of it in the future.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm1hn3N5M14
Video #3
For those who don't understand tax brackets this video will explain it to you clearly. It shows you how the calculations of the tax brackets are done. It uses an example of two people who's total taxable income are differed by a dollar. Through this video I learned how you could properly  calculate taxes owing on my taxable income

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcjX6Zxgzr0
Video#2
This video discusses about how you can reduce your taxes for those who may not be aware how to do so. The 8 tips they talk about are, first time donor super credit, accounting fees, salesperson expenses, vehicle expenses, RRSP, TFSA, spousal loan, and public transit amount. What I thought was interesting in this video was you could claim a tax credit for monthly or yearly public transportation passes.

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http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/I-3.3/
This website I have chosen is the table of contents of the actual income tax act. This site has many links that goes over all the aspects of the income tax, each part in detail. I learned that the income tax act deals with the many areas of taxation in Canada from personal income tax ,to business , non-resident, to all the way to when to file , when to claim credits and eligibility.

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http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/tpcs/ncm-tx/rtrn/cmpltng/slps/ndrstnd/t4slps/images/t4.jpg

This is an image of a basic T4 slip. This is naturally extremely important for tax returns which is why I chose to post it here.

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https://www.canada.ca/en/services/taxes/income-tax/personal-income-tax/doing-your-taxes.html
The first website I have chosen goes over the basics of what you will need to know to do your taxes. This website is a government page which details a small amount of information and answers a few questions that one may have. Along with this, they have links to other sources to help you with what you may or may not have. I learned from this website that you can get your return in 8 business days if you did it online.

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Video #1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSjpjFvKU3
This video covers many questions that may or may not be asked by International students about their tax returns and where to go should they need to do them. This video is part #5 of 6 helpful videos that could clear up any misunderstandings that one may have. One thing that I had learned from watching this video is that you don’t need to be a Canadian citizen to get a tax return.

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Canadian Tax returns are something that people our age never really had to deal with until recently due to our parents usually doing it our at least helping us out with them. Hopefully our Padlet may be able to give some insight into how to do your own tax returns or to just learn about them in general.

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By: Andrew Jackson and Kaine Fagon