In 2017, those reporting at least $ 214,000 in yearly income on an individual tax return (or $ 428,000 on a joint tax return) fell into the bracket paying the highest monthly Part B premium of $ 428.6
In 2017, those reporting at least $ 214,000
in yearly income on an individual tax return (or $ 428,000 on a joint tax return) fell into the bracket paying the highest monthly Part B premium of $ 428.6
in yearly
income on an
individual tax return (or $ 428,000 on a joint tax return) fell into the
bracket paying the
highest monthly Part B premium of $ 428.60.
«If it's strictly a financial decision, then typically
high -
income individuals in the top tax
brackets are better to maximize their RRSP room before making additional mortgage payments,» says Lamontagne.