Libertarian theory

Liberals Must Step Back from Job-Killing CPTPP: Steelworkers

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Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Social inequality, Distribution of wealth, Economic globalization, Economic inequality, Libertarian theory, Occupy Wall Street, Structure, Culture, Politics

"If the CPTPP is implemented, Canadians will lose middle-class livelihoods in our auto, steel, skilled trades and supply-management sectors," Neumann said.

Key Points: 
  • "If the CPTPP is implemented, Canadians will lose middle-class livelihoods in our auto, steel, skilled trades and supply-management sectors," Neumann said.
  • Canadians will have no recourse to oppose such challenges, which are heard in unaccountable, secret tribunals headed by international trade lawyers," he said.
  • The Liberal government must step back from this potentially devastating agreement," he added.
  • A study by researchers from Tufts University in the U.S. concluded the deal would cost Canada 58,000 jobs and increase income inequality.

Taxpayers' Ombudsman to examine how the CRA integrates the Taxpayer Bill of Rights in its operations

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Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Conservatism in the United States, Libertarian theory, Taxation in the United States, Taxpayer Bill of Rights, Government, Canada Revenue Agency, Urban politics in the United States

In 2007, the CRA introduced the TBR which sets out the rights taxpayers have, and the treatment they can expect, when dealing with the CRA.

Key Points: 
  • In 2007, the CRA introduced the TBR which sets out the rights taxpayers have, and the treatment they can expect, when dealing with the CRA.
  • The CRA states the TBR "builds upon the [CRA's] corporate values of professionalism, respect, integrity, and cooperation".
  • "The rights in the Taxpayer Bill of Rights are important and need to form part of the foundation guiding the CRA in its interactions with taxpayers.
  • Through this systemic examination we will identify any gaps and areas for improvement, to assist in improving the CRA service culture and service to taxpayers."