This week, François-Philippe Champagne was sworn in as Minister of Finance and Minister of National Revenue as part of a cabinet "built to deliver the change Canadians want and deserve." Prime Minister Carney's Liberal government ran on a platform that promised to "use domestic strength to grow a strong economy that can never be taken away."
Such a strong economy cannot be achieved without thoughtful tax reform that fosters productivity and competitiveness by reducing distortions and barriers to investment. In a letter to Minister Champagne, Osler proposes specific and actionable tax reform proposals that would serve these objectives.
Read Osler's submission to Minister Champagne [PDF]
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