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Facts, Not A Tax, Will Inspire Healthier Choices
Obesity and a tax on sugary drinks.
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Le vrai problème du Canada, c’est sa productivité anémique
Our productivity is growing at an anemic rate.
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Les millions d’Alexandre Taillefer
Subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles.
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Fournitures scolaires : la solution, c’est le choix
The cost of school supplies.
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Netflix: régler le problème d’équité en réduisant le fardeau fiscal
The debate on the “Netflix tax.”
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When it comes to corporate taxes, why wait for Trump?
How to maintain Canada’s fiscal competitiveness?
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Pourquoi attendre la réforme fiscale de Trump ?
How to maintain Canada’s fiscal competitiveness?
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Viewpoint – To Stay Competitive, Canada Needs a Low, Proportional Corporate Tax Rate
U.S. President Donald Trump has just reiterated his intention to reduce the top federal corporate tax rate, aiming to lower it from 35% down to 20%. Such an abrupt reduction, or even a more modest one, would have serious consequences for the Canadian economy. Ottawa therefore has an interest in reforming its own corporate tax system without delay and in introducing proportional taxation based on the 10.5% rate that currently applies to small businesses, so that one single federal rate remains for all Canadian businesses.
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La réforme Morneau, les riches et les entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs and Bill Morneau’s tax reform.
IEDM – La cimenterie de Port-Daniel : Les enjeux économiques – Germain Belzile
September 25, 2017 | 4 min. 30 sec. | Midi info (Ici Radio-Canada) Interview (in French) with Germain Belzile, Senior Associate Researcher […]