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  1. Apr 20, 2024 · The Fraser Institute's 2023 report suggests that the top income-earning families — those making just under $250,000 — pay the majority of Canada's taxes.

  2. May 27, 2024 · In its 2024 federal budget, the Trudeau government proposed steps that would help equalize the tax rates between the richest Canadians who primarily make their money from passive income, and working people who earn a paycheque.

  3. Aug 26, 2021 · We should have a wealth tax on the truly wealthy. Figures from the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) show that a modestly progressive wealth tax, at 1% for wealth over $10 million, 2% for over $100 million and 3% for wealth over a billion would generate close to $20 billion annually.

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    Since long before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, our policies failed to tackle the root causes of health inequalities by not addressing the economic polarization and control of wealth by the very rich in Canada. There has been a clear upward trend in wealth inequality since the mid-1980s, and since the 1990s, taxes relative to income have generally dec...

    While awareness of the negative health impacts of economic polarization was increasing prior to COVID-19, the pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated economic inequities between social groups in Canada based on income and employment, intersecting with other factors such as racialization and gender. Although it has prompted limited action to date, ...

    Taxation is a widely accepted mechanism for addressing income inequality. In Canada, from 1975 to 1995 tax policy was an important method for remediating inequalities caused by the market. Thus, while inequality in market income levels increased over a 20-year period, taxes and transfers were successful in maintaining a relatively stable Gini coeff...

    As with any change, certain questions require answers to be able to move forward on this issue. Decisions about what level of wealth a tax should be levied, the percentage of tax that should be administered, and exactly how it is redistributed need to be considered. Concerns around the administration and enforcement of the program will also need to...

  4. Jan 3, 2022 · Some say the wealthy should pay more taxes – which they arguably already do. Canadian top-income earners pay nearly two-thirds of the country’s personal income taxes, while the top 1 per...

  5. Mar 8, 2023 · This means that Canada’s wealthiest earners who earn over $235,675 will be subject to a 33% marginal federal income tax rate. On top of that, they will also pay provincial income taxes, which...

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  7. Oct 18, 2023 · Overall, Canada should be trying to attract more high-income earners and wealthy people. They contribute greatly to our country’s overall taxation receipts that help fund social programs and infrastructure.

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