Canadians are P*SSED | Hidden Tenant Taxes, Housing Market Update & More!

[@wiseoldowlshow]

Hope you enjoyed this episode of the wise old owl show! Leave comments, questions, concerns and feedback below, cheers!

[@AuralioCabal]

Comrade Trudeau wants more of our Dollars💲🤑😂Retiring in the Philippines.LOL

[@PhysicalCoppercollector]

I laugh. Ive done very well. I'll vote for trudeau in the next election. Just because as the economy fails. I do better

[@truckguy6.7]

This is stupid. Why wouldn't the CRA just put a lien on the property. If the landlord doesn't pay their taxes the CRA can sell the home.

[@karend.9218]

100%

[@gottasay1157]

because the government doesn't care about a canadian only foreigners. And not surprised montreal does that.

[@shperax]

I don't get it. Normally you lose the house, and it gets sold for back taxes in a tax sale. I've put in tenders on those tax sale homes before. The only punishment to the tenant should be getting evicted due to the tax sale.

[@arronhopsburg8532]

It is a commercial property. In case you haven't noticed, commercial property values are plunging in most cities. CRA can collect from the tenant who can sue/withhold lease payments to the the owner. A lien on a depreciating asset may not be realized for many years as it affects the owners ability to sell. Maintaining a lien also entails legal costs.

[@truckguy6.7]

@@arronhopsburg8532 Huh? In case I haven't noticed? What are you going on about? There was no mention of commercial at all. If you knew anything about commercial leases you would know the tenant almost ALWAYS pays the taxes. Most are triple net leases. You have no clue what you are talking about. With that being said your reasons for not registering a lien make no sense either. Registering a lien is cheap to do and the CRA has no problem waiting. They just add interest and penalties which they are more then happy to do.

[@kevinmccubbin2385]

That tax ruling is fundamentally unfair. How can that be considered justice?

[@McGoofy1001]

Tax has nothing to do with fairness. It's entirely designed to squeeze as much out of the population as they can before we revolt. The government is hoping to collect as much as possible before the next election.

[@jeffbguarino]

All countries do this. I am Canadian living in Winnipeg and I have a rental house in Florida. I am supposed to tell the guest I rent to to withhold tax and pay the taxes to the US government. Good luck with that and no one does this. I would get zero rentals if I told the guest they were supposed to pay the taxes themselves. It would be a total nightmare. These Canadian laws have to be changed. Why can't CRA get the taxes from the Landlord ? Canada has tax treaties with a lot of countries and what they should do is prevent these landlords from renting places to anyone in Canada without some payment enforced or Canada has the right to request the other country to recover the taxes from the individual. They do this in Canada. The US can come after people in Canada that owe taxes in the US. They can get the CRA to recover the tax money from Canadians and this is part of the tax treaty with the US.

[@gh4534]

They don’t go after owners outside the country because it is difficult and expensive. It is much easier to go after those who are in the country. Plus the law is explicit on going after the person or corporation that paid the gross revenue to withhold for foreign transactions. This is a staple of how withholdings work. You all just don’t know about it. It’s been here for a very long time.

[@jeffbguarino]

@@gh4534 I knew about it because I have a rental property in the US and they have the same thing there. I just rent to vacationers and they are supposed to remit some tax and fill out a form and a bunch of stuff but no one does this. It would be a mass of paperwork. If I started asking the renters to do this , they would rent with someone else. The landlord remits all taxes and a couple of years ago VRBO started remitting the Florida sales tax directly. They have made the system far too complicated with ridiculous rules. Yes you say the Canadian laws are specific but the laws need to be changed, because no one can know all this stuff. You need to be a specialist. My tax return in 1972 was 2 pages long. In 2018 it was one inch thick and took me about a month to do. An accountant would charge me about$1500 in 2010 to do this , so I never got one and just did it myself. I also pay for a US accountant to file US taxes. I never had a accountant before and the big firm US accountant was making all kinds of mistakes and I guess they thought I wouldn't go through the purchase and HUD and read books on US tax. They didn't even know that you could deduct the interest paid on borrowed money to purchase furniture for a rental unit. In Canada you can but I thought the US must be different. Until I talked to a guy at the IRS about another matter , then just asked about the interest expense to double check. And yes the accountant was wrong. Then another owner from Winnipeg also told me his US accountant was awful and making mistakes. This means that all accountants are probably pretty bad and just don't care. Most people don't understand their taxes. They just pay H&R to do them and don't question anything. Also no one can do any year to year planning unless you understand what all the deductions are about. When is a good time to sell RRSP's ? You have a choice of 2 different years to claim medical expenses and a bunch of other options and if you don't understand your taxes then you will lose money. I told my ex wife who will have a very low income this year to cash in a bunch of RRSP's and not pay any tax. Most people just don't know how to pay the least tax.

[@AuralioCabal]

So now the CRA wants us the renter to be customs and Immigration official? Ok where do I sign up for that?

[@VinceGaetano]

It appears that CBSA officers are too busy asking folks coming into the country if they have any meat or cheese to declare. 😢

[@frankflex4465]

put a lien on the property.Whats a tenant got to do with it

[@ericyuan9718]

Exactly, I thought of that in a minute but the CRA couldn't LOL.

[@ericyuan9718]

I'm guessing that the landlord is unreachable so when the police take control of the home after the lien is unpaid CRA thinks that the landlord will sue because he was never notified of the lien and therefore never had the chance to pay it off. The CRA doesn't want to deal with potential litigation and has passed the burden onto the tenant instead (and he'll be responsible in collecting from the landlord.) Still a dick move from the CRA.

[@davidhughes6048]

@@ericyuan9718you should stop guessing.

[@Proezdom-zx2tl]

OMG. What's next. Do I check all financial records of the dealership I bought the car from? What if the dealership failed to pay HST last year? Am I liable?

[@jinaoneill328]

good question this is unreal

[@VinceGaetano]

Good question. Technically, we should be making sure all invoices have an HST account number and I believe you can find out if the filings are current. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[@Wary_Of_Extremes]

I remember a neighbor in my town bought a used car from..another neighbor. The second neighbor ran a small used car lot/mechanic shop. He'd pack his car, go for a trip, and a few of the guys in the car would be driving back some of the cars he bought for the lot. The car in this case was reported stolen, the used car salesman said he had no idea, the police took the car, and at least for a while it was 'outta luck' for the neighbor who bought it from the used car guy. I don't know where it all landed.

[@well.done.]

don't give them ideas

[@ericwhitlam7517]

And this is exactly the reason why non residents should not be allowed to buy housing of any description in the country and anyone who doesn't live here as a permanent resident should be made to sell their houses in Canada

[@HAIDARAVEN]

Without them …. Your 2 million dollar house turns into a 400 k house

[@Cici1791]

@@HAIDARAVEN If you're the renter getting fleeced, why would you give a damn? The renter should only be required to pay the stated rent, not taxes or fees on behalf of irresponsible owners.

[@HAIDARAVEN]

@@Cici1791 I agree.....I meant before I paid the taxes they could toss me in jail instead

[@vonniemichelle3670]

@@HAIDARAVENso?

[@rudfil]

Why shouldn’t they? Aren’t you allowed to buy a condo in Florida without being an American citizen?

[@LateForDinner-mn1hn]

There’s two things that could have prevented the shortage of rental homes, one was more public owned housing, something that never would be supported by Conservatives ever. The second was provincial governments encouraging municipalities to densify instead of zoning for more sprawling suburbs. Suburbs are very expensive to build and maintain because of the rising costs of roads, schools that need children bussed in because families have fewer children, people have to drive further for shopping, services, and work. There’s plenty of blame to go around but it’s mostly the governments closest to people and that’s municipal and provincial governments.

[@ZoraidaVA-b6v]

Canadians, at large, have been feeling the pinch throughout Trudeau's tenure. Incompetence abounds.

[@darlingdear2687]

Trudeau is Canadian Trump. Just as incompetent, just as authoritarian, just as unfit

[@andrewmccoll1582]

People should have never voted for Trudeau in 2015. It was obvious then that he had no clue what it would take to run a country. He just legalized marijuana. Was it worth it people? Was it worth it for everything else??

[@MaoZedong-k1r]

Just a reminder, ford is more responsible for the province than trudopypoop I hate the bastard but ford is doing lot more bad for ON

[@gh4534]

This has nothing to do with Trudeau or any other PM in the past or future. This is how CRA operates and these are the rules anr actions they take. You just don’t hear about them because most people don’t follow what CRA does, have done and will continue to do independent of who is PM. Just because you don’t like Trudeau does not automatically make him the sole architect of this tax audit position. The next PM will have no effect on what CRA will do.

[@jacobpark9334]

Rigggght, because the guy at the top doesn't have any accountability whatsoever and his leadership doesn't trickle down or rather directly influence most aspects.. ridiculous statement. That's like saying a CEO hired a hitman, and because the hitman took out the guy, the CEO isn't at fault.😅 This is the logic we have with nowadays.

[@gh4534]

I never said he or any other PM has no accountability. All PMs will enjoy a honeymoon period and then it fucks up. They will all sell a message to enough people that they can creat a better world but none of them can. The massive system is not repairable and immutable. No one person can change things for the better so that it pleases everyone. And don’t assuming you know what I think about Trudeau. Cause you don’t. The next PM will not be able to change the system for the better (assuming one can define that better means). That train has left the station.

[@user-ld6wo4rv8h]

What do you expect when women vote? Until their voting rights get taken away, this will continue.

[@markfair7648]

People were told sunny ways in 2015. They have been stuck with stormy ways ever since.

[@VinceGaetano]

Demand accountability, transparency and integrity from all levels of government.

[@BadBrad119]

Trudeau has no idea what sunny ways even means

[@roynaidu2327]

This law needs to be changed and corrected retroactively for these people. This is absurd. Raise a stink with your MP.

[@Johnrider1234]

Like they give a shit.

[@grandmaG67]

How did the landlord buy a house? As a non resident.

[@nellymoo635]

This is ridiculous!

[@kounderlichviktorovich1217]

Why the CRA doesn't go after the landlord ?If the landlord is not paying the 25% of the rent,CRA should go after the landlord,you pay or we will sell the property and pay themselves. I am pretty sure that the landlord will pay the 25% tax to the CRA especially if his apartment or house is worth a lot.

[@VinceGaetano]

Most likely, CRA cannot find the landlord

[@KY-ou5fs]

@@VinceGaetano and house? ;)

[@sherylturnerturner1352]

Holy Crap!!! Being a renter for 20 years never ever knew this!!!! Poor person who caught this charge, this needs to be shown mercy!!

[@fantasyguru26]

If I'm the tenant I'm refusing to pay $43,000 rent to the landlord.

[@derekpam7149]

Exactly problem solved

[@lonesom]

With holding the 25% should be protocol, submitted to the CRA, and let the CRA then reimburse those to whom it may be forthcoming.

[@tammyrobinson5249]

This finding but the landlord tenant board must be appealed. This is not well you ought to have known about this… if the tenant was not informed that’s their defence. I would gladly appeal this decision as a paralegal.

[@patriciabee4690]

You are wrong. This was the appeal. This is the finally judgement. The court stated that lack of information of this requirement was not an excuse. It’s insane but this is the ruling.

[@VinceGaetano]

This is in Quebec. The Landlord Tenant Board is in Ontario

[@gregoryforrest8970]

Person would be wise to contact a lawyer and learn how to put a Lien on the property for the amount you paid as a tenant for a non resident home owner plus interest until it's paid back to you.

[@joeg2942]

Young people I've spoken to feel, they have no hope of owning a home, that would piss any responsible person off. They've become aware of the gross negligence of the liberal NDP coalition. That anger will be reflected in the next election.

[@donm2067]

I took my 3rd year carpentry last January, I am 38 and most of the class is under 25. I asked what they thought, and boy let me tell you, our society better watch TF out.

[@drunkrumjack]

Um the non-resident should have had their property seized in repayment of tax instead?

[@Cortexburn1]

This ruling just shows how much of a dumpster fire this country is.

[@HAIDARAVEN]

I would rot in jail and find myself a lawyer willing to go to the Supreme Court before I would pay property taxes on a house I rent

[@danloyer6241]

I would agree on this and file class action suit to the Supreme Court, I would join with you.

[@VinceGaetano]

It is not property taxes. It’s a non-resident tax that needs to be withheld of 25%

[@contagionisafraud]

Be proactive and withhold 25 % regardless of residency! What a BS clown ruling!

[@jinaoneill328]

sure and see how long they allow you to stay

[@abyssallord2139]

How the hell would a tenant know that of their landlord.!?

[@VinceGaetano]

They know now and I encourage you all to share this and make sure you deal with professionally managed rental units to avoid this.

[@dee24298]

Wow!! That's insane. What if you are paying a property management company and were never told who the real owner is? This is super scary!!

[@wiseoldowlshow]

Property Manager collecting the income would be responsible for withholding NRT

[@RikkRollinsMusic]

Welcome to pembroke Ontario

[@deetee9920]

FJT

[@user-ld6wo4rv8h]

Women voted him in.

[@stevemcqueen15]

You always put out quality content. Keep up the great work. It going to be a rough ride. Get you mouth guard in/keep you head up.

[@wiseoldowlshow]

I appreciate that

[@karend.9218]

This is ridiculous, should be challenged, CRA is participating in grifting. Govt needs to deal with this, they are the lawmakers. The courts should be ashamed of this. Appeal.

[@VinceGaetano]

It was appealed and tenant still lost.

[@salvatorelofranco6982]

Fantastic , useful information. Thank you!

[@wiseoldowlshow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tjrich9349]

This is outrageous! The tax court should take ownership of the property and sell it to a new owner for the tax cost. This would straighten the landlord and protect the tenant. I'm sure the landlord is facing this issue and would quickly pay up, and, if not, too Friggin Bad!

[@KrlosF]

Insightful!

[@Justicescales123]

The CRA should go after the landlord as they have the ability to collect from the property with a lien against it and force the sale of the property for the taxes.

[@inkedkiwi64]

non residents should NOT be allowed to buy, own, or rent any housing PERIOD!!

[@karend.9218]

Tell me exactly what goodies the young people got in the budget. I saw nada, just word salad.

[@LeonorCercena]

Owner should be on the hook for all taxes.

[@VinceGaetano]

That would make sense.

[@sherryd2377]

Why would they not put it on the house taxes, this doesn’t make sense

[@VinceGaetano]

Good question to ask your local MP….they will always get their pound of flesh.

[@charliemfitness-certifiedp7167]

It’s a slippery slope. Tenants are constantly voicing that they get their share of the home they rent - even so far as to think they should get some of the value when the owner sells. You can’t want and receive part ownership for only the good, and not the bad. Either you choose to own it all, or stay a tenant. We have to be careful what we wish for here

[@wiseoldowlshow]

Interesting point.

[@derekpam7149]

What kind of tenants are you talking to? With normal people we know if we don’t own it we don’t get anything at all from it but living in it and not paying for the new furnace if needed. You must be talking with kid tenants. Iam renovating a house I rent I absolutely do not think iam entitled to a share of the home ha ha ha ha ha that’s funny I renovate to say thank you for letting my pets stay in the house never thinking I get a share that’s insanity ha ha ha ha ha

[@charliemfitness-certifiedp7167]

@@derekpam7149 no it’s been a real “movement “ in Canada actually. Tenants are even fighting for the right to equity. Most landlords are feeling it’s not worth it anymore.

[@kenmonk2983]

Im guessing that tenant isnt paying their rent anymore..

[@raymondspencer3332]

This 25% rule is only implemented if there is a net profit. If there are losses projected than a nonresident doesn’t need to withhold anything!

[@Itsok202]

Trudeau's 2015 campaign slogan " And the budget will balance itself" How did people believe this and voted for him.

[@cvandenhoven7929]

Nothing to do with the PM

[@Itsok202]

@@cvandenhoven7929 🤣🤡

[@LizBennett-qq4lx]

I'm a property manager if I don't with hold the 25% I have to pay it. Yup everyone responsible but the owner.

[@jinaoneill328]

wow just wow

[@reclaimyoursecurities]

They do the same to the taxpayers because Canada has not the means to pay for anything. The people underwrite the entire financial system as well as governments. This is done by way of the pledge of our labour to back government obligations, bonds and bills. Who would do that knowingly?

[@jamesmatheson9624]

Someone needs to make a digital renters form which includes this so the tenant is not responsible for asking and only has to provide the form

[@McGoofy1001]

The biggest problem with all of this is the number of young people who don't have the ability to grow the value of their assets. If you can do the work yourself, you're fine. I bought a $200,000 house in 2019, my wife and I were 25 at the time. Over the last five years, I've put in hundreds of hours and probably $100,000 in material into the house. With inflation and renovations, my home is now worth more than double what I paid.

[@frjohnssc]

This is ridiculous. Way to take down at least some of the rental market in a housing crisis. What tenant would ever think of this. This tenant will never afford a house.

[@fabiotitolo8342]

If I'm the tenant I'd stay in the place and wouldn't pay rent anymore. Good luck kicking me out.

[@DanMoca]

why cra came now and not on first year?

[@Evilslayer73]

this law is absolutely a non sense the landlord have to pay not the tenant !!

[@cjmkdolphin8443]

Don't live in quebec and work in ottawa. They'll want 60 % of your income for taxes. Anglophone tax. They make you poor and keep you there.

[@everlett1122]

Tax reduction for wealthy foreign landowners and rent increase by 25% for renters....IMAGNE walmart does not remit GST so the CRA decides consumers must pay it again...

[@nancyschwartz892]

Stop non residents from being a landlord!!!

[@darlingdear2687]

If you own taxable property in Canada - you ARE a resident, when it comes to taxation

[@contagionisafraud]

Leave Canada now! At least until Trudeau is put behind bars, Not drinking bars!

[@joeoconnor7725]

It's ridiculous

[@roynaidu2327]

This makes zero sense. Seize the house and sell it to cover the tax. What's this gotta do with the tenant.

[@Nonamenobodyman]

the tenant should now be the new owner.

[@andrewmccoll1582]

Exactly. They should seize the property. The landlord clearly did not meet their tax obligations.

[@lokin4truth]

Does Trudy think that's fair??????

[@ericwhitlam7517]

​@@lokin4truthHe's probably the owner

[@kdLakeLife98]

What a corrupt system. This is the icing on the cake. The struggling renters now need to do the governments job. Makes no sense at all that a renter needs to worry about if his landlord has paid his taxes, what a clown show.

[@PastelP-b4u]

43,000 is what he still owes, said he already spent almost double that for legal and accounting costs. so sounds like it'll cost him $120K with no asset to show for it. 😬

[@bevmarwood9312]

Why is the cra collecting property taxes in the first place makes no sense please explain

[@randyhuke3773]

Why is a non-resident permitted to own and rent a property ? Another reason we need to know who is entering this country !

[@patriciabee4690]

So say you have a rental property and now you get a job offer in Texas for 2 years. Then you would be a non resident. It’s not just foreigners it’s you and me who might just leave the country for one year.

[@randyhuke3773]

@@patriciabee4690 The tax obligation should be on whoever is the owner of the property. This can easily be challenged in a higher court because the CRA has a long history of misinterpreting Canadian tax law ! My angle is this: The relationship between a landlord and a tenant puts the onus on the landlord to portray him or herself as the legitimate owner of the property, or person assigned the responsibility from the owner to rent the property. It is never the onus of a prospective renter to research if a landlord is legitimate. If the landlord does not declare the income nor is able to pay the taxes, then the property should be seized. Whoever ruled in this kangaroo court should not be on the bench as a judge because now they have opened a huge can of worms that affects everyone in the country who rents. But maybe that is by design for unscrupulous reasons. Anyone who believes any of our govt. Institutions are independent of this Liberal govt. are extremely naive !

[@darnellringer3651]

Someone laundering money would be my guess if they can't find the owner.

[@BennyPoppie]

Is your 43K/Montreal premise unique to Quebec ?

[@dallassegno]

How does this dumb rule work on apartments?

[@kirillsukhikh]

Well if all the tenant needs to do is to withhold these money from rent, this doesn't sound like the worst case for the tenant. They can collect their money within a month by withholding rent. It is inconvenient for the tenant, but I wouldn't say outragiously unfair

[@timdumoulin2576]

If I was young again I would be an electrician, plumber, welder. These trades pay well, and AI cant replace them. If you are young, do not go to college, go onto the trades! its much smarter choice.

[@rustyscrapper]

If i pay property tax i own the property. Stop paying rent to the foreign investor. Start putting in a claim on the title for back taxes. If the tenant pays he should get the title for the house.

[@joeldoxtator9804]

Ok, but does the renter now own the house? If you are covering the landlords debt, something tells me you should now be the rightful owner of the house. The house is not in YOUR name, it is in the landlords name. This is like grabbing a random customer at a bank and telling them to cover all the banks expenses because they just happened to be at the bank.

[@bobhearn7402]

How is this the tenant's responsibility? He's just renting the property. He doesn't own the property. Property taxes are collected by CRA from the owner. So if the CRA can't get the taxes from the owner, they sell the property, not make a tenant pay taxes on something they don't own. Then I would say as a tenant.I now claim this property as mine and become what you call.What is that word a squatbecause this is p s all the way

[@bryankerr9174]

How is it not the right of the tenet to withhold paying rent in these situations?

[@iancormie9916]

Upon application for a rental agreement or a lease, all landlords should require Federal Employees to declare which division of the government they work for. The contract should stare that lies or untruths will result in immediate eviction and forfeiture of the damage and security deposits. Landlords have a right and are expected to to keep drug dealers, prostitutes and undesirables off their property, CRA employees are equally unscrupulous and undesirable.

[@Mike-ym6rl]

Is this law with regard to the landlord: is it the landlord residing out of the country or out of the province? I'm a renter in Montreal and you now have me concerned.

[@spyderativ2438]

This is the most ridiculous burden for tenants

[@Justicescales123]

The tenant should just put a lien against the property for the taxes.

[@markfair7648]

The capital gains tax increase will hurt farmers and large land owners, and farm succession planning will be key .

[@6478nick]

If the tenants are getting lots of privilages then enjoy the other side as well. YES it's not right. Poor tenant. CRA can put a lean on the property and finally confiscate the property.

[@jodiekohut9443]

Rates likely going up . Usually follow the US

[@kenmonk2983]

Young people are in crypto and stand to make ALOT of Capital gains $$ for the govt. Stupidest budget ever, but thats expected from this clown show..

[@flamehands3416]

This needs to be fixed and NOW

[@careymeaway2024]

shows that this is a bad tax, crimes against humanity

[@jodiekohut9443]

Someone has to pay and they don’t care who as long as they get theirs

[@subspace666]

ban non resident from owning property, problem solved.

[@ivannightly1919]

criminal the man had no ownership of the property and truth is you know little if nothing about the people you rent from they get your info you get none of theirs, if this is allowed he should be able to seize the property due to the bill or it will happen a lot, think of the perfect scam buy a house with 10% down collect rent paying taxes once the 10% is recovered stop paying taxes it will take them a few years to come after you they go after the tenant and you walk away with your profit. there are many who do this especially if house prices crashed

[@singlecylinderadv]

Yeah, the government needs all the money they can get....i wonder why?

[@dallassegno]

Where is the article?

[@wiseoldowlshow]

www.theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/article-foreign-landlord-fails-to-pay-taxes-cra-goes-after-tenant/

[@reborn6897]

3.5% would be approx. 1.4 million “New Commers” moved to Canada in 3 months.

[@bogaty72]

Don't use an apostrophe to to make the plural form of a noun.

[@karadaboy1914]

😂😂😂😂.. tenant pay tax on behalf of landlord ..what a stupid government that we have in Canada ..very stupid law and thanks to (M-F) ...Trudeau ..

[@derekpam7149]

This is quite funny that tenants can demand ownership and citizenship on the landlords lol……. Long time coming that landlords must now show proof rather then tenants begging…. At this point any tenant with some thinking will demand to see these things….. a tenants can always keep looking a landlord is stuck with what comes.

[@janp4489]

If as a tenant i was forced to pay this, then i want part ownership.

[@jinaoneill328]

wow this is unbelievable how can CRA do this since when did this BS start

[@treaty8631]

Im also tired of hearing of people who are citizens .... but live abroad thrn come back to use the medical system.

[@zoro1674]

"1st time home buyers are taking on..... er....uh chin". Lol I was thinking "in the @$$"

[@donm2067]

🍆 🍑 💦

[@philjamieross107]

no they are up Canada re-educate on that

[@MARIALOPES-hy2vp]

What is the average IQ of Canadian politicians who make the rules?

[@John577]

Of course it happened in Quebec.

[@marilyncourteau8951]

They gotta have everybody broke and begging for the incoming cbdc, ubi, digital prison.

[@bradwalters6221]

Thats fucked absolutely crazy the country we live in now

[@MaoZedong-k1r]

I don't understand why people are so afraid of everybody, stand up for yourself fight back don't let anyone push you over, if it's me I will stay until the law throw me out and not pay a penny to this bastards, you can't fight get big dog,

[@Wary_Of_Extremes]

This person rents their home. They're not likely rich. They don't likely make hundreds of dollars an hour, to pay someone else that much. From other comments, they've spent thousands on a lawyer, and who knows if it'll help.

[@leevan2332]

Isnt it the governments job to collect taxes not the people? This has to be illegal?

[@Rob-oo4uk]

if taxes dont get paid bank will either take it back auction it off or it will get a lean for taxes not paid and sold idk what this is all about quebec has strange law ontario and the rest of the provinces dont live like this

[@lovetheprophets]

Adam ate the apple, now that he is gone let go after his children. Stupid logic from a country that is going downhill