CHARBONNEAU – Low-income taxpayers could benefit from auto filing
MANY LOW-INCOME CANADIANS are missing out on benefits because they don’t file tax returns. While most Canadians — including me — think of what they owe at tax time, [Continue]
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LETTER – Homeowners continue to bear the brunt of property tax increases
December 2, 2019 Kamloops Voters Society RE: Increases in City of Kamloops Residential Property Taxes As the City moves forward with its annual budgeting process, Kamloops [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Don’t wait until tax notice arrives in mail before speaking up
NEXT YEAR, WHEN you receive your property tax bill, you’ll probably hesitate, if only for a moment, before opening the envelope. That hesitation is normal and allows for [Continue]
LETTER – At the rate we’re going with taxation, there will be no middle class
Re: ROTHENBURGER – What, exactly, is this middle class everyone’s talking about? I read with some amusement your article discussing the middle class. The term is [Continue]
TAXES – There’s nothing ‘affordable’ about B.C. government’s tax increases
Higher carbon, personal income, payroll, business and residential property taxes will hit B.C. families and make the province less attractive for business By NIELS VELDHUIS [Continue]
FEATURED COMMENT – The taxes we pay benefit us every day
Re: ‘This is tax day and here’s what we get for our money,’ editorial, April 30, 2018: You also get medical coverage. Those roads you drive on? Paid by [Continue]
