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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1982
Page
5
The article explains the benefits of early RRSP contributions to defer taxes until retirement, notes the annual limit of the lesser of 20 percent of earned income or 9900 dollars, and mentions changes if you are in a company pension plan with employer contributions. It emphasizes contributing multiple times a year and planning to maximize tax advantages.
One third of Senior Citizen Housing units are spoken for as of this notice from President Brent Warne. The Pine Park Subdivision complex invites eligible seniors to file applications with West End Confectionary’s Dave Knowles or H and H Insurance Services Ltd’s Harold Amundsen. The piece also covers RRSP deduction changes from a recent federal budget, advising borrowers to consult a tax professional to determine deductibility and limits for 1982 contributions.
NFU President Ted Strain predicts a tough 1982 with a 15 percent drop in realized net farm income and a 13 percent rise in input costs. He notes weak crop prices, low export prices, and slumping cattle and hog markets, urging action on marketing, price supports, and input restraint across Canada’s farming sectors.
The East Kootenay Regional District will appeal the BC Agricultural Land Commission ruling to remove 121 hectares of rangeland from the agricultural land reserve near Columbia Lake. The decision allows lakeside residential development on grazing and winter range land for elk bighorn sheep and mule deer, raising wildlife impact concerns from local groups despite a claim the land is usable farmland. If appeal fails, directors warn of a precedent.
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