Burger King to buy Tim Horton to cut tax expenses?

[Malthus]

One thing about Tim Hortons - it was named after the famous hockey player who founded it, and who then died in a horrific car crash.

Given that origin, I always thought it in poor taste that they call their signature snack - "Timbits". 

[CountDeMoney]

One thing about Tim Hortons - it was named after the famous hockey player who founded it, and who then died in a horrific car crash.

So, in a way, you could say he was a king in the rink, and burger on the highway.  As it were.

[Eddie Teach]

Time to boycott BK.

[Tonitrus]

For most military bases, the singular fast food restaurant on base is a BK. 

[Malthus]

For most military bases, the singular fast food restaurant on base is a BK. 

All your base are belong to us.

 

[Admiral Yi]

Molson (beer) is american. There were some popular "I am canadian" commercials a while back, but that stopped when they got bought out

Who bought them?  Bud and Miller are foreign owned now, so I'm surprised there's anyone with left to buy them.

[Barrister]

Molson (beer) is american. There were some popular "I am canadian" commercials a while back, but that stopped when they got bought out

Who bought them?  Bud and Miller are foreign owned now, so I'm surprised there's anyone with left to buy them.

They "merged" with Coors to form Molson Coors.

[Admiral Yi]

Asoka.

[Siege]

Corporate taxes are lower in Canada.

I wouldn't have corporate taxes at all. It is double taxing.
Can you imagine the boost to the economy if we were to drop that tax?

[sbr]

Corporate taxes are lower in Canada.

I wouldn't have corporate taxes at all. It is double taxing.
Can you imagine the boost to the economy if we were to drop that tax?

As long as every corporation that claims to be a person files a 1040.

[viper37]

I wouldn't have corporate taxes at all. It is double taxing.

Not really.  Tax rates are adjusted, for dividends, mainly.  That way, in theory, for a Canadian business and a Canadian shareholders, the total tax rate (corporate+personal) is similar to having all revenues to the individual.

That's in theory, of course.

[Admiral Yi]

Not really.  Tax rates are adjusted, for dividends, mainly.  That way, in theory, for a Canadian business and a Canadian shareholders, the total tax rate (corporate+personal) is similar to having all revenues to the individual.

That's in theory, of course.

The corporate tax rate is 15% in Canada, 35% in the US.

[CountDeMoney]

Bet that 15% makes your nipples hard enough to cut glass.

[Admiral Yi]

I would take that bet, but your a welcher.

[CountDeMoney]

Slut.