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20 February, 2019 — The budget is bad news for drinkers and smokers  Business DayFuel levies are also set to rise — on top of the carbon tax — and those with a sweet tooth will not be smiling.

20 February, 2019 — The reality of the recession bites some Albertans harder. What that means for the election — and whoever wins  CBC.caThe two-headed economy is shaping up as a major issue for voters — and a challenge for whichever party forms the next government.

20 February, 2019 — No direct increases in corporate and individual taxes  Business DayThe budget does not propose any direct increases in corporate and individual income tax, but the failure to adjust tax tables to account for inflation means that ...

20 February, 2019 — No direct increases in corporate and individual taxes  Business DayThe budget does not propose any direct increases in corporate and individual income tax, but the failure to adjust tax tables to account for inflation means that ...

20 February, 2019 — No direct increases in corporate and individual taxes  Business DayThe budget does not propose any direct increases in corporate and individual income tax, but the failure to adjust tax tables to account for inflation means that ...

20 February, 2019 — Budget speech 2019: R12.8bn in extra tax from fiscal drag  News24The 2019 budget review report deceptively promises that this year's budget speech will “not increase taxes” but actually a number of minor taxes will increase ...

20 February, 2019 — Another fuel levy increase lies ahead, carbon tax to be implemented  Creamer Media's Mining WeeklyA carbon tax on fuel of 9c/l on petrol and 10c/l on diesel will become effective from June 5, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said on Wednesday. Further, the ...

20 February, 2019 — Red Deer man is ready to write Trudeau’s speeches  Red Deer AdvocateI am applying to become a Liberal speechwriter for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. As a sample, I have written a one-liner he can memorize so he won't have to ...

20 February, 2019 — 14 surprises in this year's Budget – including a new national theatre and a shock fuel tax  Business Insider South AfricaTax payers will be squeezed from all sides following this year's Budget, as government finances take strain from its Eskom liabilities and the weak economy.

20 February, 2019 — Another fuel levy increase lies ahead, carbon tax to be implemented  Creamer Media's Engineering NewsA carbon tax on fuel of 9c/l on petrol and 10c/l on diesel will become effective from June 5, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said on Wednesday. Further, the ...