tax
Why we need to tax million-dollar-home owners
To tackle the scourge of housing unaffordability, older, wealthier homeowners need to chip in
The problem with Trudeau’s high road
Paul Wells: The Liberals can’t seem to resist claiming moral superiority. But on their tax reforms, it’s not totally clear what side they’re on.
What do doctors really have to fear from the feds’ tax crackdown?
Opinion: Doctors are howling over Bill Morneau’s proposed closing of tax loopholes—but few of them would actually be significantly affected
Ontario’s tax the rich policy: big on populism, but it won’t raise much
The likely revenue from new taxes on high-income earners will barely cover two days of health care spending
Colorado gold rush
In the land of retail marijuana, the real green is destined for the state
Have Conservatives won the tax debate?
Thomas Mulcair is criticized from the left
The Commons: James Moore refuses to believe his government would increase a tax
The Commons: The hideousness of taxation
The Commons: Ted Menzies challenges everyone to find a tax increase in the budget
The budget becomes a reading comprehension test
Budget may aim to close tax loopholes, which isn’t as easy as it seems
Stephen Gordon on fixing outdated tax credits
Thomas Mulcair on taxes
The NDP leader refuses to target the rich
‘I would consider raising the GST but only if needed’
Amid all else on Friday afternoon, Martha Hall Findlay released a statement to explain her views on the GST.
Who wants to raise the GST?
Former Liberal MP Martha Hall Findlay does, apparently.