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• GST Cut Falls Flat

  Published: September 15, 2007, 4:45 pm

  Tags: Budget, Surplus, Tax Cuts, Jim Flaherty, Taxes, Tax Breaks, Gst

  specifically to finance the GST cut," Mr. Orr said. Insured workers pay GST which was intended to address the national debt, yet we have not received any evidence that all those funds are doing that. Insured workers then pay GST for servicing the national debt, pay income taxes to fund programs and serve the national debt and then workers and

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• LiberalTory Surplus Story

  Published: October 2, 2007, 6:12 am

  Tags: Budget, Deficit, Election, Debt, Gst, Harper

  to pay for a cut to the GST tax. Paying down the debt Alberta style, meant that while Ralph Klein could symbolically burn the provincial mortgage, declaring Alberta debt free, the province was a mess. On July 13, 2004, Premier Ralph Klein announced that Alberta was the only debt-free province in Canada. It had owed $23 billion when he took

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• The UPDATE

  Published: October 30, 2007, 3:48 pm

  Tags: National Debt Pay Down, Income Tax Cuts, Gst, Economic Review

  Time of vote, 3.15 tomorrow.GST cut to 5% as of Jan 1/08**Personal exemptions up by 700.00 as of Jan 1/07**Personal exemptions up another 500.00 in 2009.**Lower rates to 15% as of Jan 1, 2007.**Corp deduction in 2008. and down to 15% by 2009.**10 billion paid on debt.Several taxpayers will get a small boost in their refunds next april. I am

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• Flaherty's Tax Deception

  Published: November 13, 2007, 9:08 am

  Tags: Guranteed National Income, Living Wage, Taxes, Tax Breaks, Harper, Budget, Income Splitting, Surplus, Working Class, Jim Flaherty, Tax Cut, Tax Cuts, Gst, Ruling Class

  for tax cuts on reducing the GST another percentage point to 5 per cent. With a GST cut, "there's no incentive to work, save and invest. In fact, if it gives any incentive, the incentive is only to spend more and consumption is not one thing the Canadian economy is short of by any means," Drummond said. As a result, Flaherty's income tax moves do

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• Less Than It Seems

  Published: January 2, 2008, 9:30 am

  Tags: Tax Cut, Tax Breaks, Gst

  a consumption tax like the GST does little to put money in Joe and Jane Canuck's pockets. It is a populist illusion to cover for the real tax cuts the Harpocrites gave to big business. NDP Leader Jack Layton said the GST announcement and other Conservative tax cuts will do little to increase wealth in Canada. In an end-of-year interview, Layton

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• Harper Recycles

  Published: December 31, 2007, 11:57 am

  Tags: Budget, Surplus, Tax Cuts, Jim Flaherty, Taxes, Tax Breaks, Gst

  Green.PM kicks off final GST cut at electronics store Mr. Harper wound up 2007 by holding a news conference at a Mississauga store on Monday to trumpet tax cuts his government has made and which take effect at midnight. As the year turns, the GST will drop to 5 per cent, something that Harper's government announced months ago.

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• ICAI has proposed dual taxation for GST.

  Published: November 6, 2007, 5:58 am

  Tags: Dual Taxation For Gst Cma Suggestion

  proposed dual taxation for GST. But i think single point of taxation is more effective. what is our ICWAI suggestion?? ? pl contributeNews:-The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on Monday recommended that Goods and Service Tax (GST), proposed to be implemented from 2010, should have dual tax structures at the Centre and state

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• Pre Budget Expectations from Various Industrial Sector - Power, Hotels, Airport Modernization are Main thrust

  Published: February 28, 2008, 8:42 am

  Tags: Stocks, Fdi, Cst, Atf, Sad, Gst

  goods and services tax (GST) and maintaining the time frame for introduction of GST by 2010. Integration of excise and service tax into Central Value Added Tax Granting Industry status to warehousing and shipping industry thus getting access to preferential loans and grants. Extension of tax benefit to rail haulage business as is available

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