@hTideGnow wrote:
@CountyDownIeUk wrote:
@BEER wrote:
Are taxes charged when points are used to make plan payment?
The 15 points convert to $15 and moves to your balance. Any funds in your balance are considered as taxed money.
HI @CountyDownIeUk Just hope they won't change that. I think some people said it is kind of a glitch (at least Revenue Canada will see it that way) and PM might start taxing the full plan amount before applying the rewards credit
Think about this.
Employee discount..not taxed
Use of some but not all coupons......not taxed
Item on sale....reduction....not taxed
Negotiated savings....not taxed
Oaken sends me a box of chocolates every Christmas and a $5 coffee card for my birthday...not taxed.
Old PM rewards....not taxed
PM freebies and promos....not taxed
When your employer gives you free electricity to charge your car......not taxed or charged a fee
When your employer provides electricity for your block heater.....not taxed and no fee
Most second hand purchases.....not taxed
CRA....would be wise to leave this stuff alone and do something with the tax cheats and evaders.
If PM gives us a ”gift” they only use dollars to complete the transaction
There is the odd transaction that you will be charged and taxed in full and then the reduction is applied (and the corresponding tax is NOT refunded)
Were you not or or are you not on the old rewards program?
🥴🥴oh, just a minute I just received a T15PM tax slip in the mail😀😀
