Different countries in the world have very different tax and welfare systems. Some people are in denial about the system of countries with high taxes and high benefits, of which Canada is the country with this distinctive feature, however, from the policy of development in recent years, it is obvious that the policy of high taxes and high benefits has more advantages than disadvantages.
First, in terms of education, which is the most important concern, high welfare countries have better compulsory education systems, such as Canada, which has 12 years of compulsory education throughout the country. Pre-school education is provided by free public daycare and kindergarten, and basic education in public elementary and secondary schools is completely free. Whether you are a citizen or permanent resident or have children, all education is free. Students in difficult circumstances can also receive interest-free student loans from the government. In addition, if a family member attends university, the other members of the family are eligible for a tax credit based on their income level, which, when taken together in terms of education, brings instead equal taxation and high benefits in a country like Canada.
Secondly, in terms of living, the most familiar "milk money" (Canadian Child Benefit) is also a very important part of the Canadian social welfare system. According to the latest rules, the maximum annual "milk grant" is $6, 496 per child under the age of 6 and $5, 481 per child between the ages of 6 and 17. "The amount of the milk grant is based on the net income of the family, with families receiving the full amount if their annual net income does not exceed $30, 450.
Finally, and most importantly, a high tax and benefit system means that citizens have access to higher levels of health care coverage. For example, the Canadian government allocates approximately $4. 8 billion annually for health care benefits, and all provinces, from West Coast BC to the four East Coast Atlantic provinces, offer affordable, high-quality health care programs. With the exception of dental and vision, patients do not have to pay for office visits, lab fees, hospitalizations, and surgeries, but only for prescription drugs, and most prescription drugs are free for seniors over the age of 65 and people on social assistance. When people get sick, the cost of medical care is much higher than the tax savings people in low-tax countries, such as in China, where an average family can easily be overwhelmed by a sudden illness.
As the saying goes, what is taken from the people is used for the people. Canada is the best example of a high tax and high welfare system, although the various taxes are complicated and diverse. But such a taxation system is the achievement of a perfect social welfare system.
Different
countries
in the world have
very
different
tax
and
welfare
systems
.
Some
people
are in denial about the
system
of
countries
with
high
taxes
and
high
benefits
, of which Canada is the
country
with this distinctive feature,
however
, from the policy of development in recent years, it is obvious that the policy of
high
taxes
and
high
benefits
has more advantages than disadvantages.
First
, in terms of
education
, which is the most
important
concern,
high
welfare
countries
have better compulsory
education
systems
, such as Canada, which has 12 years of compulsory
education
throughout the
country
.
Pre-school
education
is provided
by
free
public daycare and kindergarten, and basic
education
in public elementary and secondary schools is completely
free
. Whether you are a citizen or permanent resident or have children, all
education
is
free
. Students in difficult circumstances can
also
receive interest-free student loans from the
government
.
In addition
, if a
family
member attends university, the other members of the
family
are eligible for a
tax
credit based on their income level, which, when taken together in terms of
education
, brings
instead
equal taxation and
high
benefits
in a
country
like Canada.
Secondly
, in terms of living, the most familiar
"
milk money
"
(Canadian Child
Benefit)
is
also
a
very
important
part of the Canadian social
welfare
system
. According to the latest
rules
, the maximum annual
"
milk grant
"
is $6, 496 per child under the age of 6 and $5, 481 per child between the ages of 6 and 17.
"
The amount of the milk grant
is based
on the net income of the
family
, with
families
receiving the full amount if their annual net income does not exceed $30, 450.
Finally
, and most
importantly
, a
high
tax
and
benefit
system
means that citizens have access to higher levels of health
care
coverage.
For example
, the Canadian
government
allocates approximately $4. 8 billion
annually
for health
care
benefits
, and all provinces, from West Coast BC to the four East Coast Atlantic provinces, offer affordable, high-quality health
care
programs.
With the exception of
dental and vision, patients do not
have to
pay for office visits, lab fees, hospitalizations, and surgeries,
but
only
for prescription drugs, and most prescription drugs are
free
for seniors over the age of 65 and
people
on social assistance. When
people
get
sick, the cost of medical
care
is much higher than the
tax
savings
people
in low-tax
countries
, such as in China, where an average
family
can
easily
be overwhelmed
by a sudden illness.
As the saying goes, what
is taken
from the
people
is
used
for the
people
. Canada is the best example of a
high
tax
and
high
welfare
system
, although the various
taxes
are complicated
and diverse.
But
such a taxation
system
is the achievement of a perfect social
welfare
system
.