Funny thing, I didn’t mention anything about the public sector nor anything about taxation.
I did mention about returnees didn’t I?
Handgun Transfer
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Funny thing, I didn’t mention anything about the public sector nor anything about taxation.
I did mention about returnees didn’t I?
Funny thing, I didn’t mention anything about the public sector nor anything about taxation.
I did mention about returnees didn’t I?
"I’ll bet he does."-You did mention public sector
And I stated my employment has nothing to do with my views.
And I am not a "returnee".
lol
The employees are paid by the sales tax. Me buying from a retailer am paying my fair share. You doing a private transfer for free is not.
Not sure I can make it easier for you to understand.
Is this guy for real?!
fritzhanzel
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Transfer approvals should be instant considering how much money they spent on their information network. Every PAL holder is checked daily.
I did not call in for a transfer this time around but the magic question was always why I need a handgun - "target shooting". What do they expect? I don't get it.
I did not call in for a transfer this time around but the magic question was always why I need a handgun - "target shooting". What do they expect? I don't get it.
Very real.
If you are flipping guns you are not doing it out of the kindness of your heart.
Transfers are not optional they are mandatory.
You should find a new hobby. Bye bye
I think someone is trolling ��
I am very aware transfers are mandatory.
And I rather like my hobby.
"Bye bye" - And where am I going?
Someone still needs to look at it.
And they ask to make sure you are not dumb enough to say it is for another reason.
jacoblombardo
CGN Regular
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- Trenton, ON
Just spoke with the CFO here in Ontario. (I’ve waited over 30 days and haven’t called in once so dont give me flack for calling in) The lady I spoke with was absolutely a delight to talk to. She was actually super nice and helpful. Although not able to “push anything through” for me. As she said they’re working from the bottom of the pile up. Which is fair.
Anyways she told me to feel free to tell others in Ontario to expect a minimum of 90 days for a transfer.
I actually mentioned the Ombudsman route and she said “do it” it’s only going to help us in the long run. She even mentioned how much the CFO is being left in the dark about all these changes and seemed frustrated with the “announcement” as well.
This is all so wrong.
You are out of touch with the real world..taxes ?
I sold 3 car last year..am I a dealer ? ..all people selling multiple items on the net cash ?
To have such an opinion you must have some benefits from that..be employment or others.
I am sure they were surprised and frustrated by the announcement as well. It is their livelihood after all. The CFO office works on a budget. There are obviously more people living in Ontario than any other province, about 37% of Canada's population lives in Ontario. I'm sure they don't have more staff than Alberta CFO hence the quick turnaround times in AB for example.
The ombudsman should identify the lack of staff as an issue and make recommendations to increase staff...one would think anyway.
You are out of touch with the real world..taxes ?
I sold 3 car last year..am I a dealer ? ..all people selling multiple items on the net cash ?
To have such an opinion you must have some benefits from that..be employment or others.
Private transfers should be taking a back seat to purchases from retailers.
If I buy from a retailer new then tax is generated.
If I buy someone's sloppy seconds on EE, the transfer is done for free.
People flipping guns should be paying something, at the very least a nominal fee for the transfer.
But a purchase new from a retailer should be done first, in my humble opinion.
I have two from two different businesses on June 3rd, crickets from the CFO in ON... They're obviously not doing these in order.
