Traduction de «Crédit aligné sur un crédit d'aide liée » (Français → Anglais) :

matched tied-aid credit

tied-aid credit

A prior credit line may be matched by an individual transaction or by means of a credit line

credit assistance

credit subsidy [ subsidized credit ]

In part 1 there's a mineral exploration tax credit and help for clean technology.

Typical of other items for which additional twelfths are being sought are: $227.4 million for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, vote 10, which represents ten-twelfths in that particular instance, for early retirements under the Canadian Fisheries Adjustment and Restructuring program, and for contribution arrangements under the Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy; $4.4 million for the National Battlefields Commission, which represents seven-twelfths, to pay municipal taxes to Quebec; $757.8 million for Finance, vote 20, representing seven-twelfths, in accordance with the financing arrangements entered into with the territorial governments; $58.2 million for the Canada Council, again representing, in this case, six-twelfths, driven by block grants to pu ...[+++]blishers, paid in April and May, and payments to performing arts organizations, in both cases related to the seasonal timing of the business; $1.6 billion for Indian Affairs and Northern Development, vote 15, again, in this case representing five-twelfths, as a result of funding arrangements with the bands that provide for a large portion of the funding to be paid on April 1 each year.

On the leasing and insurance issues, we have said that deposit-takers and by deposit-takers we are talking about banks, trust companies and, we assume, credit unions, although that will be a provincial decision ought not to have the power unless and until appropriate privacy and tied-selling regimes are in place to address those same points you have made.

Elimination of the per vote subsidy contained in Bill C-13 is obviously of particular interest, but there are many other laudable initiatives contained in this legislation, including: a new family caregiver tax credit, as well as removal of the limit caregivers can claim on eligible expenses related to caring for infirm dependant relatives; a new volunteer firefighters tax credit to recognize and assist the hundreds of Canadians who provide a vital service to their communities on their own time and at their own risk, an initiative pr ...[+++]esented to our government by the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs as their top priority during last year's pre-budget consultations; a tax credit to encourage children's participation in the arts, which builds on the successful tax credit our government has already introduced for children's sports and physical activity; a student loan forgiveness program to encourage students in the medical field, both doctors and nurses, to settle in rural areas where they are most needed; an expansion of the tuition tax credit to include apprenticeship examinations, encouraging Canadians to enter into trades; a temporary hiring credit for small business to promote job creation; an expansion of the highly successful tax credits for clean energy generation to induce investments and help our environment, including the extension of the popular ecoEnergy Retrofit program; and an extension until 2013 of the accelerated capital cost allowance, as supported by the Canadian Labour Congress, for investment in machinery and equipment.