Canadian Tax Bills Rose $7,606 Between 2019 and 2023
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In the past five years the average Canadian family’s spending on clothing, meanwhile,
In the past five years the average Canadian family’s spending on clothing, meanwhile,
fell by $800. That’s a substantial shift (a decline of over 600 percent) from 1992 to 2020’s
fell by $800. That’s a substantial shift (a decline of over 600 percent) from 1992 to 2020’s
average four-year spending increase of $148. Clothing, being discretionary, represents
average four-year spending increase of $148. Clothing, being discretionary, represents
spending that can be made only after necessities are met.
spending that can be made only after necessities are met.
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