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Originally Posted by Ford Prefect
I am basing my statment on what I have been told by tax officials on the three occasions that I have purchased property, as I have stated above. If I am out to lunch it is because that is the information tax officials have given me. If the situation is now otherwise, it's possible that the rules have changed in the seven years since I last purchased property, as I've also mentioned above. I don't see why you need to accuse me of being out to lunch because of what I've been told by provincial tax officials and the personal experiences I've had with this matter ... sheesh.
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This is my experience as well, when I bought earlier this year. After buying my property I was sent a form telling me to declare which school system my tax money will go to, public or private. It said on the form that if I was Catholic then I must select to send my taxes to the private system, otherwise I was able to choose whichever.