Don’t trust the Canada Revenue Agency to file your taxes
RENAUD BROSSARD: Tax collectors’ objective is to maximize revenue; yours is to maximize deductions
Tag: Government debt and deficit
Nothing prudent about Freeland’s fiscal update
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: Ottawa’s culture of frivolous spending and never-ending deficits needs to end
Consumers will foot the bill for Trudeau’s digital services tax
OLIVIER RANCOURT: Just another way of increasing the taxpayer burden
Liz Truss’s stunning demise proves Brexit is not complete
ROBERT MCGARVEY: The UK government will not be truly sovereign until it is able to recover its full monetary sovereignty
Newfoundland’s pop tax is nothing more than a (hidden) tax grab
JAY GOLDBERG: 12-pack of Coke or Pepsi will be slapped with nearly a dollar in new taxes
Ottawa depending on economic blue skies to balance the budget
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: The feds could balance the budget, waste less money on interest and avoid future tax hikes by mustering a modicum of restraint
Growth in federal employment is unsustainable
LEE HARDING: The only options left for Canadians are a tax revolt, voting out the government, or a job working for the feds
Canada’s peak government is leading to reckless spending
KEN COATES: The rapid expansion of government in Canada over the past decade produced an unintended experiment in the role of the state in our lives
Brian Pallister’s Manitoba legacy. Smaller government
LEE HARDING: He scaled back the public service. Will his successor be able to maintain that momentum?
Bank of Canada doesn’t deserve its bonuses and pay raises
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: The Bank has one job: to keep inflation around two per cent. It failed
Summertime and inflation ain’t easy
DAVID MACDONALD: The trouble with interest rate hikes is that they won’t decrease food and gas prices. They’re more likely to cause a recession
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