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Originally Posted by Ford Prefect
That's all true and fine, but as I pointed out in my previous post tax credits should be equally accessible for all tax payers. With rural/urban discrepancies in available athletic and recreational clubs, people in rural communities don't have the same access to clubs in order to qualify for the credit. The same is true for people who can't afford to join athletic clubs. From what I read in the article, membership in a club would be requisite to qualify for the credit, so not everyone would have equal opportunity to qualify. If I misread the article and merely going for a daily walks qualifie a person for the tax credit then it's no problem, but that's not the interpretation I got.
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good point there. I know for me i don't belong to any clubs yet i'm training to run a marathon. I can sure as hell guarrantee you that i'm getting more exercise then someone who is in a walking or curling club (no offence to either activity) yet may not be able to recieve the credit