Enjoy the GST break on those Christmas gifts, kids — you’ll still be paying it back long after Justin Trudeau is gone
Canadians repeatedly tell pollsters that the high cost of living is a top priority, and Justin Trudeau is spending some of their money to show he's listening, Tonda MacCharles writes.
Trudeau unveils $6.28-billion in new spending on two-month GST break, stimulus cheques
Calling it a “tax trick” that won’t make up for next April’s increase in the consumer carbon price, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said the temporary tax break and $250 cheques are being issued for political reasons – for the Prime Minister and NDP Leader to keep their jobs.
Manitoba business owners are gearing up for a temporary federal tax break this holiday season, and while some welcome it, ...
Brown cited former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz who reckoned that $5 billion added to the deficit stimulated ...
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The sales-tax break comes at a key time for retailers during the busy holiday shopping period, and the typically slower time ...
Polievre wouldn't say whether he'll vote against Trudeau's proposed GST pause, saying he needs to read the bill before ...
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GST holiday break: Is it good for Canada’s economy?Canadians who worked in 2023 and earned up to $150,000 would also receive a $250 cheque in the spring. About 18.7 million ...
Canadians are reacting to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise to provide $250 rebate cheques to Ontario taxpayers .
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce on Thursday a temporary GST break for certain essential items to help ...
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