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Rich Dine On Tax Deductions
Publication type (Carnegie):
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie):
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date:
1993-03-01
Pages:
17
Collections:
Summary:
Author criticizes Canadian legislation that allows tax deductions for Canada's wealthy elite. Indicates that while higher income earners receive tax deductions, other Federally funded programs, such as funding provided to First Nations gets redacted.
Keywords:
Political Ethics; Canada; United States; Poverty; Aboriginal Funding