Traduction de «Décompte au moyen de taux de la dette fiscale nette » (Français → Anglais) :

However, we object to the wording in paragraph 8, which states that a gradual and sharp reduction in the tax burden on mid to low-level salaries and pensions must be introduced, with tax deductions, revised tax rates and compensation for fiscal drag.

Last November, the government set in motion its long term economic plan to create five advantages to improve the quality of life and succeed on the world stage: first, a tax advantage that reduces taxes for all Canadians in establishing the lowest tax rate on new business investment in the G-7; second, a fiscal advantage that eliminates Canada's total government debt in less than a generation; third, an entrepreneurial advantage ...[+++]that reduces unnecessary regulation and red tape and increases competition in the Canadian marketplace; fourth, a knowledge advantage that creates the best educated, most skilled and most flexible workforce in the world; fifth, an infrastructure advantage to build the most modern infrastructure that we need; and, sixth, to build a tax advantage, budget 2007 spoke directly to the needs of Canadian manufacturers by introducing tax measures and initiatives that benefit them.

``the House of Commons reject the Budget statement by the Minister of Finance because it denies Canadians debt and tax relief by spending away the federal budget surplus, thus killing opportunities for job creation and economic growth; it leaves Canadians saddled with the highest personal income tax rates in the G-7 countries, resulting in systematic brain drain to jurisdictions with lower taxation levels; it allows interest charges on the national debt to consume one third of every tax dollar collected by the federal government and ...[+++] to exceed spending on health care, education, and old age security combined; it continues the steady decrease in real disposable income for the average Canadian through tax hikes; and it does not keep the government's promise of committing 50 percent of the surplus to new spending and the remaining 50 percent to some combination of debt reduction and tax relief'.

Under the Initiative, the criterion for debt sustainability would be based on the debt-to-exports ratio (range 200-250% for the net present values) and/or the ratio of debt service to exports (range 2025%) (Present value covers the amount of capital and interest on the debt discounted at the market rate). Since the 1997 spring meeting of the IFI, the ratio of the debt to the tax revenues of the country has also been used as a criterion. This may result in an expansion of the number of countries participating (e.g. Guyana and Côte d'Iv ...[+++]oire).

The federal government has gradually increased taxation levels to a point at which today the average Canadian has to work for more than half a year just to pay his or her tax bill.

Within the statutory forecasts, there is a net increase of $2.4 billion over the 2012-13 Main Estimates, with the major contributing factors being a $2.7 billion increase in transfer payments to the provinces and territories, resulting from the legislated funding formulae; a $1.5 billion increase as a result of transitional assistance payments provided for under the comprehensive integrated tax coordination agreements with Quebec and Prince Edward Island; a $1.3 billion decrease in interest on unmatured debt as a result of the interest estimate being revised to reflect the decrease in the average forecast of interest rates; a $0.4 bil ...[+++]lion decrease in other interest costs as a result of the interest estimate being revised to reflect the decrease in the average long-term bond rate; a $10 million increase for a payment to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development for the development and implementation of pilot projects to demonstrate the role of innovative market incentives in agricultural-applied research; and a $6.5 million increase for the purchase of domestic coinage, which reflects the savings identified as part of the spending review offset by net redemption and administration costs due to an accelerated profile of penny redemption rates as well as increased cost estimates for demand and metal price increases reflective of recent growth projections for overall coinage.