Carney’s Middle-Class Tax Cut Plan Ignores Single Canadians

Carney’s middle-class tax cut plan ignores single Canadians

Today’s tax policies reflect an idealized version of family life that has left millions of people shouldering more and qualifying for less

Minister Champagne has tabled a Notice of Ways and Means Motion to realize this commitment.

On Tuesday, the Carney government wanted to show that it was moving quickly to action, with Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne making a first move towards the reduction of taxes promised in the election campaign.

Carney government’s proposed tax cut misses the mark—twice

From the Fraser Institute By Jake Fuss and Grady Munro On Monday, Parliament returns to the House of Commons, and the new Carney government will now attempt to implement the policy agenda it sold to Canadians in this year’s election. The government’s first priority is to follow through on its promise to cut personal income taxes for Canadians—a change that is long-overdue at the federal level. But the proposed cut misses two important considerat…

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