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Août 10, 2023 1:00AM

New Brunswick’s Divergent Finances: A Possible Opportunity for Tax Reduction
Ben Eisen, Milagros Palacios
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New Brunswick’s Divergent Finances: A Possible Opportunity for Tax Reduction
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Avril 7, 2023 3:00AM

Despite surge of revenue, few Canadian governments expect surpluses in 2023

Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen
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Despite surge of revenue, few Canadian governments expect surpluses in 2023

According to projections, federal net debt will jump by more than $142 billion over the next five years.

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Mars 31, 2023 8:21AM

Albertans set to pay more interest on government debt—despite surpluses

Tegan Hill, Ben Eisen
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Albertans set to pay more interest on government debt—despite surpluses

According to projections, debt interest costs will reach $3.1 billion in 2025/26.

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alberta finances, alberta government debt, alberta government finances, alberta's finances, alberta debt, budget surplus
Mars 22, 2023 4:21PM

Saskatchewan records budget surplus but remains on resource revenue roller-coaster
Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss
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Saskatchewan records budget surplus but remains on resource revenue roller-coaster

Per-person spending will reach $14,790 in 2023/24—an increase of about 5 per cent from 2019/20.

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Février 28, 2023 4:23PM

Smith government takes one step forward two steps back in Budget 2023
Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios
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Smith government takes one step forward two steps back in Budget 2023

Program spending is projected to be $4.2 billion higher in 2023/24 than budgeted just a few months ago.

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Février 9, 2023 9:30AM

Alberta government should seize opportunity to reduce province’s personal income taxes
Jack Mintz, Tegan Hill
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Alberta government should seize opportunity to reduce province’s personal income taxes

Due to tax hikes in Ottawa and Edmonton, the province's top combined income tax rate increased to 48 per cent.

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Novembre 21, 2022 8:42AM

Surprise surplus should spell end for Ontario's ‘temporary’ tax hikes
Ben Eisen
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Surprise surplus should spell end for Ontario's ‘temporary’ tax hikes

The province's top income tax bracket to 53.53 per cent, the third-highest rate in North America.

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tax hikes, ontario taxes, tax increases, ontario government spending, budget surplus
Avril 17, 2018 5:00AM

Quebec expects operating surplus of $904 million compared to Alberta’s $8.8 billion deficit
Livio Di Matteo
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Ontario and Alberta are projecting budget deficits for years to come.

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Juin 20, 2016 3:00AM

Nova Scotia posts a surplus but it’s not nearly out of the woods
Livio Di Matteo
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The province should make its personal and corporate income tax system more competitive.

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Mars 8, 2014 2:00AM

Not your mother's budget surplus
Mark Milke
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When apologists for the provincial government's new borrowing binge defend it on the grounds that private sector companies borrow money for capital expenses so why not have the Alberta government do the same? their defence invariably contains a significant and faulty assumption: that political behaviour is the same as that of private companies.

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