Hi Everyone,
Thank you for all your help so far it has proved to be a great asset. I have another question pertaining to pensions. I had my pension valuated as requested by my exes attorney, but he put the tax rate at only 20%, yet every case I have seen the rate has been at least 24% this makes my Net Family Property 0 at 24% tax rate. Can I arbitrarily change the tax rate on my own submitted valuation to what is appearing in CanLii cases to the more accepable 24% I can't afford another as it's around $500 for another valuation.
Thanks,
Mcbroke
Thank you for all your help so far it has proved to be a great asset. I have another question pertaining to pensions. I had my pension valuated as requested by my exes attorney, but he put the tax rate at only 20%, yet every case I have seen the rate has been at least 24% this makes my Net Family Property 0 at 24% tax rate. Can I arbitrarily change the tax rate on my own submitted valuation to what is appearing in CanLii cases to the more accepable 24% I can't afford another as it's around $500 for another valuation.
Thanks,
Mcbroke
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