taxes
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Canada less competitive than US, especially when to comes to taxes: CPA survey
Optimism about the economy holds from from Q1 but plunges compared to Q2 last year.
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Hydro One board resigns, CEO retires as Doug Ford makes good on campaign promise
Hydro One CEO Mayo Schmidt, who earned a $6.2-million salary last year, became a lightning rod for resentment during the election over rising electricity rates in Ontario.
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The most irrational, damaging or downright dumb beliefs of 2017
A look back at 2017 shows far too many instances in Canada where we got it all wrong.
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PM willing to improve small biz tax plan, but won’t abandon it
Complaints from small businesses, professionals fueling backlash over the proposed tax changes.
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Trump says tax overhaul is ‘badly needed’
But, there’s one thing missing: a plan to pull it off.
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Feds to end income shifting through business tax advantages
Would prevent business owners from using private corporations to shift income to family members.
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Do young workers suffer first from increased payroll taxes?
New Tory leader says they do but Baloney Meter says he’s short on evidence.
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Ontario budgets likely won’t be balanced after this year, watchdog says
Report says staying in balance will likely require additional fiscal measures.
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Canada will have lots of allies if Trump goes after energy trade: Notley
Alberta premier notes huge cost increases if the US slaps a border adjustment tax on Canadian energy.
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Timetable threatened: Trump scraps tax plan
Looking for new options and consensus among Republicans
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NB lowers small business income tax rate to 3%
Latest cut is the third since January, 2015, when the rate was 4.5%.
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Ontarians get break on electricity bills, but will pay more to heat homes
And other tax and regulation changes in Ontario that came into effect Jan. 1.
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BC panel calls for tax reforms, $1.1B exemptions to spur investment
One recommendation is to cut 7% provincial sales tax on capital expenses for items like machinery and equipment.
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Ontario won’t hike taxes on middle class to balance the books, Wynne says
Budget watchdog projects that Ontario will have a deficit of $2.6 billion in 2017-18.
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COSIA says it is a ‘logical’ recipient of carbon tax grants
Environmentalist argues big oil companies don’t need public subsidy to invest in the basic R&D.
