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Private forecasters see economic growth in B.C. slowing to 0.5% next yearThe Economic Forecast Council met B.C.'s finance minister on Monday and told her they foresee 0.5-per-cent growth in 2024, slightly below Conroy's recent forecast of 0.7 per cent.EconomyDec 4, 2023
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B.C. growth forecast drops to 1% for 2023, but deficit projection improvesThe budget's September deficit forecast of $6.7 billion has shown improvement, dropping by $1.1 billion, with this year's deficit now projected at $5.6 billion.PoliticsNov 28, 2023
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3rd affordability credit to hit 85% of British Columbians’ bank accounts: provinceThe BC Affordability Credit is paid through the Canada Revenue Agency alongside the BC Climate Action Tax Credit and any federal GST payments, the province said.CanadaApr 5, 2023
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What people are saying about B.C.’s budgetThe British Columbia government released a budget Tuesday that promises billions in new spending on health, housing and cost-of-living supports, as well as a return to deficits.PoliticsFeb 28, 2023
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Auditor general says B.C. government should adjust bookkeeping methodMichael Pickup believes the Finance Ministry should change the way it reports payments from other governments and non-government sources.MoneySep 1, 2022
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B.C.’s speculation tax brings in $115M, mostly from owners outside provinceThe completed forms showed 80 per cent of those paying the tax are foreign buyers and satellite families.CanadaJul 11, 2019
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B.C. reports high returns on speculation tax forms, 99 per cent will not pay taxOwners not exempt from the tax must pay their assessed amount by July 2.May 17, 2019
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UBC professor frustrated after being told he must pay speculation tax for second homeDr. Stanley Coren estimates that he spent 48 weekends last year in the Chilliwack home he's owned since 1991, and his wife is there even more frequently.CanadaJan 28, 2019
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Auditor general says B.C. needs to know more about tax breaks it givesCarol Bellringer said Tuesday in a report that the breaks in the form of tax expenditures can continue on for decades without oversight on either their effectiveness or if they're still required.PoliticsOct 9, 2018
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