Every extra dollar of net income earned by any business that steps over the $500,000 threshold will be taxed at a rate five and half times the small business rate.

Étiquettes:

christy clark, small business tax, small business, taxes, bc economy, bc budget

Février 21, 2017 3:24PM

B.C. budget 2017 does little to promote ‘competitive’ economy

Charles Lammam

This year’s budget more than doubles last year’s spending increase estimate.

Étiquettes:

christy clark, mike de jong, bc budget, bc economy, taxes, PST, taxpayers, business, bc government spending

Février 17, 2017 1:17PM

Sorry Minister de Jong, B.C.’s carbon tax is—and will continue to be—a significant tax increase on British Columbians

Charles Lammam, Taylor Jackson

The carbon tax is projected to result in a cumulative $865 million net tax increase on British Columbians over a six-year period.

Étiquettes:

christy clark, mike de jong, BC carbon tax, carbon pricing, taxes, BC taxpayers

Février 13, 2017 8:00AM

Why are northern Ontario’s cities really shrinking?

Livio Di Matteo

Northern Ontario municipalities have increasingly been raising their residential municipal taxes and sewer/water charges.

Étiquettes:

ontario, taxes, municipalities, municipal government

Février 9, 2017 12:00PM

Corporate tax cuts benefit all Canadians

Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre

Lower corporate taxes bestow important benefits on individual Canadians.

Étiquettes:

corporate tax rate, corporate income tax, taxes, corporate taxes

Février 9, 2017 9:28AM

Federal tax increases draining the pockets of Canada’s middle class

Charles Lammam

For a government that claims to want to cut taxes on Canada’s middle class, the Trudeau Liberals are doing a bang up job of increasing them.

Étiquettes:

federal taxes, taxes, user fees, personal income tax rate, payroll tax, tax credits

Février 8, 2017 10:00AM

Latest subsidy to Bombardier a reminder of the many problems with corporate welfare

Charles Lammam

The federal government will provide Bombardier, a Canadian aerospace company, with interest-free loans totalling $372.5 million.

Étiquettes:

corporate welfare, government spending, Bombardier, corporate subsidies, business subsidies, aerospace subsidies, industry canada

Janvier 31, 2017 5:01AM

Servicing government debt imposes real costs on Albertans

Steve Lafleur, Charles Lammam

Provincial debt servicing costs now total approximately $1 billion this year and constitute 2.4 per cent of total provincial revenues.

Étiquettes:

alberta economy, debt and deficits, debt servicing, debt interest payments, rachel notley

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Government Spending & Taxes

Spending growth by successive Alberta governments primary reason for big deficit

B.C. budget acknowledges the carbon tax was not revenue neutral

Cutting B.C.’s small business tax rate will discourage businesses from growing

B.C. budget 2017 does little to promote ‘competitive’ economy

Sorry Minister de Jong, B.C.’s carbon tax is—and will continue to be—a significant tax increase on British Columbians

Why are northern Ontario’s cities really shrinking?

Corporate tax cuts benefit all Canadians

Federal tax increases draining the pockets of Canada’s middle class

Latest subsidy to Bombardier a reminder of the many problems with corporate welfare

Servicing government debt imposes real costs on Albertans

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