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Septembre 29, 2017 8:59AM

According to Prime Minister Trudeau, redistribution is the new ‘tax relief’
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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In the House of Commons on Tuesday, the prime minister admitted that many middle-class Canadians are now paying more taxes.

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taxes, canadian income tax, Canada's middle class, Justin Trudeau, income splitting, tax credit changes
Septembre 28, 2017 5:00AM

In search of new revenue, Ottawa seems to be changing the tax system
Livio Di Matteo
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The Trudeau government is pressing ahead with contentious reform plans for small business taxation.

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taxes, tax revenues, corporate income tax, federal personal income taxes, bill morneau, Justin Trudeau
Septembre 7, 2017 10:00AM

Sensational headlines about economic growth breed complacency
Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens
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Canada’s economy has grown at or above 1 per cent in 18 different quarters since 2000.

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canadian economy, federal budget, economic growth, corporate income tax, entrepreneurship, taxes, investment
Septembre 7, 2017 1:15AM

Le Québec est devenu un chef de file de la fiscalité au Canada, alors que l’Ontario et l’Alberta s’endettent
Ben Eisen, Charles Lammam, Feixue Ren
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Canada’s Past Fiscal Leaders Are Now Fiscal Laggards: An Analysis of 2017 Provincial Budgets
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quebec government debt, government debt, canadian fiscal policies, federal government spending, government spending, taxes, federal fiscal history, federal government debt
Septembre 7, 2017 1:00AM

Canada’s Past Fiscal Leaders Are Now Fiscal Laggards: An Analysis of 2017 Provincial Budgets
Ben Eisen, Charles Lammam, Feixue Ren
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Canada’s Past Fiscal Leaders Are Now Fiscal Laggards: An Analysis of 2017 Provincial Budgets
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alberta government debt, ontario government debt, canadian fiscal policies, ontario deficit, ontario debt, alberta debt, alberta deficit, federal government spending, government spending, taxes, federal fiscal history, federal government debt
Septembre 1, 2017 4:30AM

Canadians must know how much total tax they pay to assess whether they get good value
Charles Lammam
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Since 1961, the average Canadian family has seen their taxes increase 157.6 per cent.

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taxes, toronto star, taxpayers, canadian income tax, sales tax, canadian consumer tax index
Août 25, 2017 6:13PM

The market already rewards risk-taking—taxes don’t have to
William Watson
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 The federal government wants to crack down on tax rules for small businesses.

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small business, small business tax, Justin Trudeau, taxes, entrepreneurship
Juillet 29, 2017 4:30AM

Canada’s competitiveness problem with the personal income tax
Robert P. Murphy, Milagros Palacios
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The current federal government raised the top federal personal income tax rate to 33 per cent.

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canadian personal income tax system, federal personal income tax, G7 countries, taxes, tax competitiveness, ontario taxes, Justin Trudeau, donald trump
Juillet 28, 2017 10:00AM

The case for federal personal income tax reform in Canada
Charles Lammam, Niels Veldhuis
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One of the main sources of tax system complexity is the proliferation of credits, deductions and other special preferences.

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taxes, tax reform, canada's tax system, tax complexity, personal income tax, rachel notley, kathleen wynne, Justin Trudeau
Juillet 27, 2017 10:05AM

Why Canada has an income tax—the ‘conscription of wealth’
William Watson
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Canada’s income tax began during the First World War.

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personal income tax, canadian income tax, first world war, taxes, taxpayers