The International Monetary Fund says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s capital gains tax hike improves the system’s neutrality and won’t significantly harm investment or productivity growth, but his government must do more to boost revenue and tighten fiscal policy.
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Freeland says broad strokes of capital-gains tax hike haven’t changed, details coming MondayIn a Sunday speech at a Toronto YMCA, Freeland described the $19.4-billion revenue boost, over five years, as one that the rich can afford and that must be done to help everyone else
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Ottawa set to table motion on capital-gains tax hike next weekThe motion will detail changes to the capital-gains tax, which aims to add $19.4-billion to the federal purse over five years, and is expected to include who will be covered by the tax changes
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Merits of capital-gains tax hike are debatable, but we deserve better implementationWhether increasing the capital-gains tax is a good idea is a separate issue from the way in which the government is going about implementing it
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Trudeau Stands by Capital-Gains Tax Hike That Businesses HatePrime Minister Justin Trudeau says the “broad lines” of the government’s plan to hike Canada’s capital-gains tax won’t change, even as some of the details are still being ironed out.
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Innovation will continue with or without capital gains tax hikeThe Hill Times
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