Stock option loophole changes postponed again
In yet another delay of the progressive tax promises they made back in 2015, the federal Liberals have put off tightening one of the most regressive tax loopholes, the stock option deduction.
Close Tax Loopholes
Minority parliament provides opportunities for progressive tax reform
MPs and Senators returned to Ottawa last week with the Liberal government delivering a Throne Speech to very mixed reviews.
The federal election is over, and now it’s time for real action
Election 2019 is over, and our work pushing tax fairness as a priority for Canada’s new parliament is starting again.
Axed tax credits could get second life under Scheer
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer promised this week to revive three failed tax credits from former Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s heydays.
Tell Finance Canada the stock option deduction loophole must go
Canadians can weigh in on the government’s proposed changes to one of the most egregious and expensive tax loopholes – the stock option deduction.
Unfair tax loopholes cost billions
Just four of the worst tax loopholes are costing Canada over $24 billion in annual revenues.
Budget 2019 takes steps towards tax fairness, but we need bolder action
Canadians for Tax Fairness is encouraged the federal government is finally committing to limit the stock option deduction, one of Canada’s most regressive tax loopholes, but the budget misses out on other opportunities to tackle tax dodging.
They’re expensive, unfair and unsavoury: Five tax loopholes that must go
Justin Trudeau and his Finance Minister Bill Morneau are in a tight spot. They’re facing an election in seven months and need to commit funds to the promises they made during the last election.
Canadians to Finance Minister: “We support your reforms.” Over 14,000 signatures on open letter to Morneau.
Ottawa, September 27, 2017 – Over 14,000 Canadians from across the country have signed the message to Minister Morneau stating: “We support your reforms to start making the wealthy pay their fair share in tax. These loopholes have let a small group of very wealthy Canadians take advantage of a system that wasn't meant to be used as a tax shelter for the rich.“
Fair Tax System Down the Drain if Loopholes Aren’t Closed
Opinion
Paul Willcocks Today | TheTyee.ca
Anti-tax lobby has distorted Canadian debate to the benefit of higher income earners.
Tax breaks meant to help small business have instead become a major tax advantage for wealthier Canadians.
If the federal government backs down on its plan to close a tax loophole exploited by high-income earners, the rich people have won.
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