The Right Honourable Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P., the Member for Calgary Southwest and Prime Minister of Canada, today made a speech to the St. John's Board of Trade, in relation to his belief that the citizens of Canada need major relief in terms of their taxes — to that end, the Prime Minister highlighted some of the ideas that his Government of Canada is going to be pushing forward in the House of Commons:
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- the Government of Canada would provide up to five hundred dollars (CAD$500.00) to parents or students per year for the purpose of purchasing textbooks required for their education;¹
- persons entering "economically vital trades" would be eligible to receive up to five hundred dollars (CAD$500.00) per year, in a new Tools Tax Deduction to be introduced by this Government;
- families could receive up to five hundred dollars (CAD$500.00) per child, per year, where their children are registered in and participating in recognized sporting activities;
- fishing property transferred within a family, up to five hundred thousand dollars (CAD$500 000.00), would be exempt from capital gains tax — a move which, in the opinion of the Prime Minister, would be of particular interest to citizens of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
:?: SourcesThe [color=blue said:Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper[/color], P.C., M.P.,]At a speech given today to the St. John’s Board of Trade, Prime Minister Stephen Harper made the case for broad-based tax relief. The Prime Minister said tax relief must benefit all Canadians.
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