1. Centralized Tax?
- Subjects
CANADIAN prime ministers ,TAX laws ,CORPORATE taxes ,CANADIAN provinces - Abstract
The article reports on a counter proposal by Premier George Drew of Ontario, Canada to plan for a single federal levy. Canadian Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King's plan is for the federal government to collect taxes on personal incomes, estates, and corporations and pay enlarged subsidies to provinces. Drew wants the restoration of prewar tax rights to the provinces. It is worried that the provinces would increase corporation taxes when a depression takes place and other tax income stumbles.
- Published
- 1946