Fed Issue #61 - Trudeau tax changes for small businesses called " anti-business"
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The latest version of the Liberals’ small-business tax measures are outright confiscatory
Allan Lanthier: With both its rhetoric and its legislative initiatives, the government seems intent on driving business investment and jobs out of Canada
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A small-business owner takes risks that a salaried employee does not. Family assets are often put at risk; there are many business failures; there are no indexed pensions; there are no paid vacations or paid maternity or paternity leaves.Still, the small-business rate was introduced to assist in the financing and expansion of business activities in Canada — not for passive investments. And so a thoughtful and measured legislative response may well be in order. However, the government’s proposal — with or without a $50,000 annual exemption — is neither. It should be abandoned.
Speaking in Davos at the World Economic Forum in January, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continued his anti-business mantra. He stated that “too many corporations have put the pursuit of profit before the well-being of their workers,” and that “companies avoid taxes and boast record profits with one hand, while slashing benefits with the other.” With both its rhetoric and its legislative initiatives, the government seems intent on driving business investment and jobs out of Canada.