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The #ucp policy process is irrelevant. Parties are not and cannot be bound by party policy if they form gov’t.
Think I’m wrong? Ask the #cpc defenders of the traditional definition of marriage how that policy worked under CPC govts. #ableg
Think I’m wrong? Ask the #cpc defenders of the traditional definition of marriage how that policy worked under CPC govts. #ableg
Rather than waste time with it, I’ll propose something here instead.
I love the flat tax. Love it. It’s fair. But....it’s fair for the wrong reasons. It doesn’t benefit those who need it the most.
Alberta has both a revenue & a spending problem. Fix both.
I love the flat tax. Love it. It’s fair. But....it’s fair for the wrong reasons. It doesn’t benefit those who need it the most.
Alberta has both a revenue & a spending problem. Fix both.
So instead of a flat tax, eliminate all income tax for individuals.
Cut it out. Dead.
Instead, implement a 10% consumption tax. That will level the playing field and stabilize govt revenues.
However, that still impacts the low income far more than the high income.
Cut it out. Dead.
Instead, implement a 10% consumption tax. That will level the playing field and stabilize govt revenues.
However, that still impacts the low income far more than the high income.
So make the 10% tax refundable. Use the same scales that we currently use for the 10% bracket.
Make it fully refundable if your income is below $68000. Partially refundable between $68k and $126k. No refund after that.
Make it fully refundable if your income is below $68000. Partially refundable between $68k and $126k. No refund after that.
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