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Taxation

Title: Taxation
Category: /Literature/English
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Taxation
TAXATION: DO CANADIAN CORPORATIONS PAY THEIR SHARE? When looking at large corporations on the Canadian soil, one might wonder what keeps them there. To fully understand such a question, you must study the business, but most of all its taxation and regulation. Big corporations in Canada don't pay their full share when it comes to taxes. The central government helps out big businesses in order to keep the money circulating through Canada instead off other …showed first 75 words of 975 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 975 total…Fair Tax Commissions of Ontario (1994) Maclean's Canadas Weekly Newsmagazine Published by Rogers Media, Toronto, Ontario 1999 issue 1999 August Taxation and Distribution of Income Block Sheila, Shillington Richard, Battle Ken, Torjman Sherri, Murphy Brian, Finnie Ross, Wolfson M. Published by University of Toronto press with Fair Tax Commission of Ontario (1994) Taxation an International Perspective Buchanan M. James, Feige L. Edgar, Walters Alan, Lindbeck Assar Printed by the Fraser Institute Canada (1984) http://www.weirfould.com/business/bus.5.html 5

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