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The Harper Record 2008 – 2015
Download 2.23 MB 432 pages This book, which builds on the 2008 collection The Harper Record, continues a 25-year tradition at the Canadian Centre for…
Closing small business tax loopholes
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An offer he can’t refuse: Recommendations for tax reform in Québec
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The scary corporate tax number generating machine
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Small taxes, big loopholes
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Canada’s failed experiment with corporate income tax cuts
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Outrageous claim of a ballooning tax bill
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The problem with the Fraser Institute’s consumer tax index
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Pop-up tax boutique: the home reno tax credit
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OnPolicy: The long shadow of Mike Harris
Spring 2015 Download 6.63 MB50 pages Twenty years ago, the Mike Harris “Common Sense Revolution” stormed Ontario, waging a fight with the poor, with unions,…
TFSA analysis in Budget 2015 does a number on Canadians: report
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA—The federal budget’s claims regarding who would benefit from doubling the Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) annual contribution…
Infographic: TFSA Fact Check
The 2015 federal budget vehemently argued that raising the annual TFSA contribution ceiling from $5,500 to $10,000 would disproportionately benefit lower- and middle- income Canadians.…
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