alberta taxes

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On personal income taxes, Albertans have been hit twice in recent months by provincial and federal tax hikes.


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The NDP government has unwittingly told would-be investors and entrepreneurs that their efforts and talents are better deployed elsewhere.


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Well-designed consumption taxes, of which sales taxes are one type, are much less damaging.


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In 2016, the average Alberta family will pay a total of $47,752 in total taxes.

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As oil royalties have fallen, Albertans have endured multiple tax hikes and a S&P downgrade.


10:56AM
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The province's new top personal income tax rate is now higher than B.C.'s rate.


2:18PM
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When the new federal top tax rate takes effect, Alberta will have one of the highest top rates in North America.


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To eliminate the deficit, Alberta's government should restrain spending.


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The Alberta government recently implemented a series of policy changes that will leave Albertans materially less free. Given the clear link between economic freedom and prosperity, expect these changes to have negative long-term effects on living standards and economic opportunities across the province.

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Alberta continues to face significant economic challenges. Rather than make matters worse, governments should implement pro-growth economic policies.