A fairer deal would include a higher share of multinational profits allocated (at least 30% of “non-routine” profits, and a lower than 10% rate for routine profits), not force countries to eliminate their digital services taxes or similar measures, and a fairer allocation formula that provides more revenue to developing countries, as the G24 group of countries have called for.
Le gouvernement fédéral pourrait générer plus de 90 milliards de dollars de revenus annuels supplémentaires, sans augmenter les impôts sur les Canadiens appartenant à la classe moyenne ni la classe ouvrière, grâce à l'ensemble des mesures d'équité fiscale incluses dans sa Plateforme pour l'équité fiscale 2021.
C4TF encourages all political parties to adopt these measures in their platforms during the federal election campaign.
In the 2021 Platform for Tax Fairness, Canadians for Tax Fairness advocates a series of policies that would bring over $90 billion dollars in revenue to the federal government, without increasing taxes on working or middle-class Canadians, allowing for increased investment in public services that yield high rates of economic and social return.
Uber and Lyft legally avoid paying around $135 million per year in Canadian taxes, including around $81 million in avoided EI and CPP payroll taxes, and up to $54 million in avoided corporate taxes, based on 2019 figures.
Amazon’s negligible tax bills, the millions of dollars it has received in tax breaks and subsidies over many years, the unfair advantage it thus maintains over local businesses, as well as its often-criticized labour practices and significant environmental impact, are explored in L’Envers d’Amazon, a new French-language documentary from Quebecor’s Investigative team.
Canadians for Tax Fairness (C4TF) very much welcomes the proposed introduction of a digital services tax (DST). We have strongly urged the federal government to introduce a digital services tax for many years—and we commend the government for finally committing to doing so. ...
The links between fighting inequality, economic growth, and Budget 2021: watch C4TF Executive Director Toby Sanger discuss tha latest budget in the Senate Finance Committee today.
Digital services tax, elimination of a lower tax rate on capital gains for wealthy individuals, wealth tax, excess profits tax, ending bad subsidies, and strengthening whistle-blower protections... C4TF Executive Director Toby Sanger spoke to the House of Commons Finance Committee today.
