Bill Morneau on future tax changes and CPP reform
The minister spoke to Advisor.ca about what was in the budget, what wasn’t – and what comes next.
- April 25, 2016 August 21, 2018
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The minister spoke to Advisor.ca about what was in the budget, what wasn’t – and what comes next.
Six months after losing his Toronto seat in last fall’s federal election, former federal finance minister Joe Oliver has returned to investment banking.
Canadians for Tax Fairness hopes the global blow-out from the Panama Papers will pressure the federal government to prosecute one of Canada’s top accounting firms.
Finance Minister Joe Oliver lost his Toronto riding of Eglinton-Lawrence by 3,490 votes, but he has bigger numbers on his mind.
Federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver reported a $1.4 billion surplus in a long-promised balanced and pre-election budget he delivered here Tuesday.
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) has called for a lifetime cap of $36,500 in its 20th annual alternative federal budget.
Industry groups have lobbied Finance Minister Joe Oliver for tax breaks and rule changes in the 2015 budget.
A boost to the TFSA may have to wait.
In a campaign-style announcement, Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled new income-splitting tax breaks.
The market reads too much into monthly job numbers, so the panic caused by StatsCan’s faulty announcement in July wasn’t justified, say industry observers.