Trump loses appeal, must turn over tax documents to House
In a 2-1 ruling, the appeals court batted away Trump’s legal claims. Continue reading
Taxes
B.C. small business owner sues, says $269K bill for foreign buyers tax ‘unfair’
The B.C. government is facing a legal challenge over the 20 per cent foreign home-buyers tax. Continue reading
Group of homeowners launch legal challenge against B.C.’s speculation tax
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The petition filed in B.C. Supreme Court Thursday argues the tax is unconstitutional, and that collecting revenue from the tax is beyond the powers of the provincial government. Continue reading
CFL group looking to get public funding for proposed $110M Halifax stadium
Some or all the funds needed to build the stadium, estimated to cost between $100 million and $110 million, would be generated from a tax incremental financing (TIF) model. Continue reading
Kelowna’s most valuable home removed from tax sale list, dozens remain
There are now 38 properties remaining on the tax sale list in Kelowna as the owners are in arrears for failure to pay property taxes. Continue reading
Progressive Conservatives focus on tax cuts in final campaign stretch
Manitoba Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister recommitted to many of his tax promises during a campaign stop today. Continue reading
Manitoba election features accusation of secret plan for tax increase
The two main parties accused each other Thursday of harbouring secret plans for tax increases as the Manitoba election campaign devolved into a math battle. Continue reading
Small businesses would see surcharge roll back under re-elected Manitoba Tories
Party leader Brian Pallister says small businesses that owed money on their taxes would see a rollback on an interest surcharge if the Progressive Conservatives were to be re-elected on Sept. 10. Continue reading
New Brunswick nixes proposed toll roads in Saint John
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The New Brunswick government says there were no clear financial figures and no consensus in council Continue reading
How does Manitoba’s income tax compare to other prairie provinces?
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
It’s three weeks until Manitobans head to the polls to pick the province’s new leading party. Continue reading