Corporate Tax Rate of Zero

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  http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canadavotes2011/realitycheck/2011/04/ndp-promise-keeping-corporate-tax-rate-below-the-us.html By Ira Basen on April 12, 2011 6:45 AM Categories: Jack Layton Taxes We will keep Canada’s corporate tax rate competitive by ensuring that our combined federal/provincial Corporate Income Tax rate is always below the United States federal corporate tax rate. – NDP platform This could be the easiest promise to keep that any party will make in this campaign. There...

 We will keep Canada’s corporate tax rate competitive by ensuring that our combined federal/provincial Corporate Income Tax rate is always below the United States federal corporate tax rate. – NDP platform This could be the easiest promise to keep that any party will make in this campaign. There is currently a nine percentage point spread between the average Canadian federal/provincial corporate tax rate (approximately 26 per cent) and the U.S. federal corporate tax rate (35 per cent). Add in...

 We will keep Canada’s corporate tax rate competitive by ensuring that our combined federal/provincial Corporate Income Tax rate is always below the United States federal corporate tax rate. – NDP platform This could be the easiest promise to keep that any party will make in this campaign. There is currently a nine percentage point spread between the average Canadian federal/provincial corporate tax rate (approximately 26 per cent) and the U.S. federal corporate tax rate (35 per cent). Add in state...

This could be the easiest promise to keep that any party will make in this campaign. There is currently a nine percentage point spread between the average Canadian federal/provincial corporate tax rate (approximately 26 per cent) and the U.S. federal corporate tax rate (35 per cent). Add in state corporate taxes on top of the federal, and the gap becomes more like about 14 per cent. The NDP could raise Canada’s corporate rate to heights not seen in decades, and still keep this promise. But...

This could be the easiest promise to keep that any party will make in this campaign. There is currently a nine percentage point spread between the average Canadian federal/provincial corporate tax rate (approximately 26 per cent) and the U.S. federal corporate tax rate (35 per cent). Add in state corporate taxes on top of the federal, and the gap becomes more like about 14 per cent. The NDP could raise Canada’s corporate rate to heights not seen in decades, and still keep this promise. But...