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In this online panel, moderated by Means & Ways publisher Theo Argitis and featuring Lisa Raitt, Jack Mintz, Jon Lieber and Nik Nanos, we explore recent tax measures and developments, place them into a global context, discuss public opinion on the matter and examine challenges and risks going forward around competitiveness.
The Canadian government is grappling with a host of fiscal challenges. These range from the cost of new social programs and climate change initiatives to structural factors like an aging population, slowing growth and emerging geopolitical tensions. While these issues are undeniably important, the fiscal pressures they create pose a significant potential threat to Canadian employers as governments see business as an easy source of revenue.
We’ve seen multiple recent examples of federal policies that create uncertainty and raise concerns about policy cohesion and tax competitiveness — from new capital gains taxes to the Global Minimum Tax, surtaxes on financial businesses and the digital sales tax.
In this online panel, moderated by Means & Ways publisher Theo Argitis, we will explore recent tax measures and developments, place them into a global context, discuss public opinion on the matter and examine challenges and risks going forward around competitiveness.
Featuring:
The Hon. Lisa Raitt, Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC
Jack Mintz, The School of Public Policy, University of Calgary
Jon Lieber, Head of Research and Managing Director, U.S., Eurasia Group
Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist and Founder, Nanos Research