Great, a chance to show off my teenage years of screwing around!
Okay, turns out Revenue Canada only has my records online going back to 2006, while 2005 was actually the first year I filed. So I don't know what it was for 2005, but rest assured, it was very low - I think $13,000-ish? Okay, time machine time!
2006 - $16,703. 19 years old. Worked in a hospital kitchen, and a coffee shop.
2007 - $14,282. 20 years old. Worked in a coffee shop, factory, and warehouse temping.
2008 - $23,600. 21 years old. Did temping, then worked for a collection agency.
2009 - $39,545. 22 years old. Still at the collection agency, but a lot better at it than previous year.
2010 - $20,450. 23 years old. Collection agency for a bit, cracked and quit, spent a few months unemployed. then worked in a warehouse.
2011 - $28,977. 24 years old. Warehouse all year. *Discovered ER in August 2011 and got my act together*
2012 - $28,500. 25 years old. Warehouse for two months, then quit and took a part time office job to get experience and not be in a shitty warehouse. Switched to office-clerking at a law firm halfway through the year.
2013 - $39,233. 26 years old. Same law firm and job.
2014 - $42,303. 27 years old. Same law firm and job.
2015 - $42,341. 28 years old. Same law firm and job.
2016 - $44,227. 29 years old. Same law firm, tons of OT, but bored out of my mind and quit December 31st.
I probably won't ever make much more than I do now, which is fine. Four or five more years to go.