Add to ORKGShortly after its election in May 2019, the new Alberta government began fulfilling its promise to reduce the provincial corporate income tax (CIT) rate. The rate cut began in July 2019, when the government dropped the CIT rate from 12 to 11 per cent. The rate is scheduled to decline to 10 per cent on Jan. 1, 2020, followed by further one-percentage-point reductions in 2021 and 2022, bring the Alberta CIT rate down to eight per cent in 202
In the past decade, Canada has undertaken extensive business tax reform, with sharply lower corporat...
Canada is already at a disadvantage with lagging growth and productivity even before the massive eco...
In the past two weeks, Senate and House Republicans have put forward parallel mark-up bills in a ste...
This paper investigates the long-run effects of the corporate income tax (CIT) rate on the economic ...
When it comes to corporate tax policy, Alberta is taking a different path than the federal governmen...
Alberta historically has prided itself on its provincial tax advantage, and for good reason. With ab...
Since oil prices fell in 2014, Alberta’s provincial government has wrestled with large and persisten...
If voters kill British Columbia’s Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in a June referendum, the province’s ec...
Tax rate changes are some of the most significant and far-reaching decisions a government can take. ...
Over the last half-century, the Alberta government has been heavily reliant on non-renewable resourc...
As the federal and provincial governments look to create jobs and attract business investment, produ...
Following a recent major overhaul of the U.S. corporate and personal tax system, there has been much...
Alberta enjoys a reputation as a fiercely competitive jurisdiction when it comes to tax rates. But t...
We examine the impact of tax rates on economic growth using panel data from Canadian provinces over ...
Canada is losing its edge in the competition for global capital. After a decade of remarkable progre...
In the past decade, Canada has undertaken extensive business tax reform, with sharply lower corporat...
Canada is already at a disadvantage with lagging growth and productivity even before the massive eco...
In the past two weeks, Senate and House Republicans have put forward parallel mark-up bills in a ste...
This paper investigates the long-run effects of the corporate income tax (CIT) rate on the economic ...
When it comes to corporate tax policy, Alberta is taking a different path than the federal governmen...
Alberta historically has prided itself on its provincial tax advantage, and for good reason. With ab...
Since oil prices fell in 2014, Alberta’s provincial government has wrestled with large and persisten...
If voters kill British Columbia’s Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in a June referendum, the province’s ec...
Tax rate changes are some of the most significant and far-reaching decisions a government can take. ...
Over the last half-century, the Alberta government has been heavily reliant on non-renewable resourc...
As the federal and provincial governments look to create jobs and attract business investment, produ...
Following a recent major overhaul of the U.S. corporate and personal tax system, there has been much...
Alberta enjoys a reputation as a fiercely competitive jurisdiction when it comes to tax rates. But t...
We examine the impact of tax rates on economic growth using panel data from Canadian provinces over ...
Canada is losing its edge in the competition for global capital. After a decade of remarkable progre...
In the past decade, Canada has undertaken extensive business tax reform, with sharply lower corporat...
Canada is already at a disadvantage with lagging growth and productivity even before the massive eco...
In the past two weeks, Senate and House Republicans have put forward parallel mark-up bills in a ste...