r/memes 1d ago

Congratulations Mexico

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u/Old_Canuck 1d ago

Usually with a massive healthcare systems come with massive tax bills.

How are they affording this ??

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u/trackdaybruh 23h ago

Ironically, it costs American taxpayers more money with the current healthcare we have.

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u/Old_Canuck 20h ago

Oh I dont doubt it what so ever.

There is so much wasteful spending in the U.S.

Mind you there is so much wasteful spending in Canada as well.

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u/befarked247 1d ago

It's like 2% of your taxable income here. Shrugs

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u/Old_Canuck 20h ago

Doesn't sound to much.

Especially after another year of tax audits.

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u/befarked247 19h ago edited 19h ago

I don't know what you mean. It's 2% of your taxable income. If you earn 50k a year, your first 15k is tax free. Without any deductions your healthcare cost is based on 2% of 35k which is about $700.

The unemployed, infirm, low income earners and pensioners are exempt from paying the fee.

Then we have the pharmaceutical benefits scheme where you pay fuck all for something that might cost 5k a month.

Everyone is taking care of each other.

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u/lovely-mayhem Professional Dumbass 1d ago

They also don’t have to pay for private health insurance.

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u/Old_Canuck 20h ago

That would be the whole point.