The C.D. Howe Institute recently set up a "Tax Competitiveness Centre" to recommend far-reaching tax reforms. That spells trouble for most Canadians.
Unless you're a rich investor, hold onto your wallet. Whenever this business-funded institute starts poking around in the tax system, it finds lots of things to change-mostly for the benefit of the rich.
That means the rest of us end up paying more taxes, or face cuts to social programs or benefits.
The Howe's latest-advocated by Jack Mintz, head of its new Tax Competitiveness Centre-is strikingly similar to one favoured by the U.S. Bush administration: Lift the tax burden entirely off income from investment and place …

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