We all recognize that taxes are necessary in Canada but today too few people are shouldering too heavy a tax burden, says Bob Manning. Governments shouldn’t punish success to further a political agenda or exploit ugly class divisions.
Taxing machinery and equipment is not a tax on the rich, it’s a tax on jobs and prosperity, writes Bob Manning, who says we should instead build a tax system that incents investment and job creation rather than penalizing it.
New Brunswickers will pay more than their fair share under the new carbon tax plan that takes effect April 1. That’s just wrong, says Bob Manning.
Profit is the fuel of our economy and in New Brunswick our tank is almost empty, says Bob Manning. Profit drives growth, growth creates jobs and the province will be stronger when more people recognize this.
