Mike's Daily Comment
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The Auditor General looks into the $188 billion” Investing in Canada Plan” and doesn’t like what she sees. Neither will taxpayers.
Shocking Stat
How much do you think the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy cost per job saved? Our bet is that it will shock you.
Goofy Award
When I read the story my first reaction was “it can’t be” but it is – and it obliterates the most important aspect of the #Metoo movement.
Every time the housing market moves up big government advocates demands a new tax on the sale of your primary residence – which of course was bought with after tax dollars.
It’s never enough – now they want to tax any gain on the sale of your primary residence. Plus 5 months ago Ryan Irvine recommended 3 stocks. They’re up an average of 42%. Mike asks for two new recommendations. Plus a goofy that’s begs to be mocked but unfortunately it’s too serious.
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With an Election Coming the Tax Rhetoric is Heating Up
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Monday, 29 March 2021 6:11
Why are politicians talking more about new wealth taxes, maybe even on your home, than income tax increases on the rich?