As the coronavirus continues to spread, calls are rising for aggressive stimulus to fight the economic fallout.

Alors que la COVID-19 continue de se propager à travers le Canada, on en appelle de plus en plus à des mesures budgétaires coûteuses pour contrer ses répercussions économiques.

As COVID-19 continues to spread across Canada, a rising chorus is calling for expensive fiscal stimulus to fight its economic fallout. This MEI publication asserts that given already low interest rates, fiscal measures are the textbook response.

The complexity of the Canadian tax system not only imposes substantial costs on all taxpayers, but also has a disproportionate effect on the most vulnerable among us.

Malheureusement, faute de ressources ou par manque de connaissances, beaucoup de concitoyens ne rempliront pas leur déclaration ou oublieront de réclamer des sommes qui leur reviennent de plein droit.

Viewpoint showing that the complexity of the tax system keeps many Canadians, often of modest means, from claiming all the sums to […]

L’atteinte de l’équilibre budgétaire est due à des circonstances favorables ; la prospérité des Québécois passe par un autre chemin.

Quebec sometimes seems to forget that taxpayers’ money belongs, not to it, but to taxpayers.

Quebec’s robust economic growth in recent years has allowed the government to record a surplus each of the past five budgets. Between the 2014-2015 and 2018-2019 fiscal years, Quebec accumulated budget surpluses totalling $21.3 billion, a strong argument for a personal income tax cut, shows this MEI publication.

A new Stanford University study finds California’s “soak the rich” tax hike drove outmigration of the rich up by 40%.