Topaz Posted October 11, 2010 Report Posted October 11, 2010 Soon the finance minister will tell Canadians how bad things are. One part, by 2014 the deficit will be 144 Bil and still they are going ahead with an extra 47 BILLION corporate tax cuts! Why? Could it be that there are a number of these members are business owners themselves and I'm sure they are shareholders, who will benefit of what policies they do now for the future. http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/873554--economic-update-to-expose-harper-s-budget-dilemma?bn=1 Quote
capricorn Posted October 11, 2010 Report Posted October 11, 2010 Soon the finance minister will tell Canadians how bad things are. The way I see it, the Finance Minister will confirm what Canadians already know. The gist of it is that the boom times are over and the economy is still fragile. He'll spit out some numbers to make his case. Few people will be surprised. One part, by 2014 the deficit will be 144 Bil and still they are going ahead with an extra 47 BILLION corporate tax cuts! It's not news that he will say that the corporate tax cuts will go ahead. Thankfully, we finally have policy that differentiates the Conservatives from the Liberals. The Liberals would nix the cuts to fund a $1B yearly program for caregivers and other social programs that have yet to be costed. Any my bet is they would cancel the purchase of the F-35s. Why? Could it be that there are a number of these members are business owners themselves and I'm sure they are shareholders, who will benefit of what policies they do now for the future. You're that sure? Then perhaps you could share your source of information of which Conservative owns which businesses or which company shares that would benefit from those corporate tax cuts. Quote "We always want the best man to win an election. Unfortunately, he never runs." Will Rogers
Shady Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 One part, by 2014 the deficit will be 144 Bil That's a complete lie. That number is the total of several deficits, not one years worth. Quote
Smallc Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 That's a complete lie. That number is the total of several deficits, not one years worth. Not to mention the number won't be that high at all. The deficit would be pretty much gone next year if it weren't for the fact that US economy seems allergic to growth. Quote
Keepitsimple Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 Soon the finance minister will tell Canadians how bad things are. One part, by 2014 the deficit will be 144 Bil and still they are going ahead with an extra 47 BILLION corporate tax cuts! Why? Could it be that there are a number of these members are business owners themselves and I'm sure they are shareholders, who will benefit of what policies they do now for the future. http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/873554--economic-update-to-expose-harper-s-budget-dilemma?bn=1 Then why don't you wait until he tells us? Quote Back to Basics
Shady Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 Not to mention the number won't be that high at all. The deficit would be pretty much gone next year if it weren't for the fact that US economy seems allergic to growth. Very true. That seems to be the main sticking point for our inconsistent recovery. It'd be nice to see the US economy start to grow, even at just a 2 - 2.5% range. It would make a world of difference. Quote
Topaz Posted October 12, 2010 Author Report Posted October 12, 2010 The way I see it, the Finance Minister will confirm what Canadians already know. The gist of it is that the boom times are over and the economy is still fragile. He'll spit out some numbers to make his case. Few people will be surprised. It's not news that he will say that the corporate tax cuts will go ahead. Thankfully, we finally have policy that differentiates the Conservatives from the Liberals. The Liberals would nix the cuts to fund a $1B yearly program for caregivers and other social programs that have yet to be costed. Any my bet is they would cancel the purchase of the F-35s. You're that sure? Then perhaps you could share your source of information of which Conservative owns which businesses or which company shares that would benefit from those corporate tax cuts. I WILL try to find it but I was just surfing and came upon something about members pay and that most of the members have businesses, which surprised me. Quote
Topaz Posted October 12, 2010 Author Report Posted October 12, 2010 That's a complete lie. That number is the total of several deficits, not one years worth. I didn't say ONE year worth, I said BY 2014 deficit will be 144 BILLION and they will reduced corporate tax. So if they keep reducing corporate tax , were are they going to get the money to reduce the deficit? Personal taxes? Yard sale? Quote
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