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Why does my 14 year old not get refund when she paid employment insurance?
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∙ 15y ago
Employment Insurance doesn't remove enough tax fpr how much they are giving, So when you file your Income tax the next year it will probably push you out of a refund position to get nothing back. But watch out Employment insurance never taxes off enough tax. http://www.myei.ca/ She should get atleast $100 back for filing for the first time. http://www.myei.ca/
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