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author = {Howe Communiqué},
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Reduce reliance on personal income taxes in next round of federal tax reform, says C.D. Howe Institute study The next round of reform and cuts to federal taxes should focus on bringing down overall personal tax rates, so that the tax mix depends relatively more on consumption taxes rather than income taxes, says a study released today by the C.D. Howe Institute. And Ottawa should pay more attention to payroll tax design, the study suggests, since payroll taxes that are clearly seen to fund desired benefits contribute to a more smoothly functioning economy, with better outcomes for retired, current, and future Canadian workers.
