As Pfizer pressures Ottawa for tax breaks in the upcoming federal budget, its full year financial results for 2020 show the company continues to pay very little in taxes while raking in billions in profits.
A new study out of the U.K. has provided further proof that corporate tax cuts have been a multi-billion-dollar failure.
Canada Revenue Agency’s tax gap report today confirms that investments in compliance and enforcement pay off, but the federal government must do more to close the tax gap, particularly for large corporations.
Canadians for Tax Fairness strongly supports the progressive tax measures proposed today by the federal NDP to raise revenues and prevent pandemic profiteering.
This week, Canadians for Tax Fairness joins other international tax justice groups in calling for progressive tax reform to combat the effects of COVID-19 and rebuild a more equitable future.
The Canadian government has more than 2 billion reasons why it’s time to reform our tax laws and support fundamental changes to international corporate tax rules
Cargill Ltd, which operates the High River, Alberta slaughterhouse that is Canada’s single largest COVID-19 outbreak, has another dirty secret: it channels most of the profits from its Canadian operations to its American billionaire owners through holding companies based in the tax haven of Luxembourg.
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal has sided with Loblaw in a lengthy case the Canada Revenue Agency brought against the corporate giant over $368-million in taxes
The holidays are over, but Canadian corporations have another reason to celebrate on January 7, 2020. It’s Corporate Income Tax Freedom Day
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) annual CEO pay report reveals that a disturbing number of Canadian corporations now pay their top five executives more than they pay in corporate income tax.
