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Andrew Nethery, an accountant with a taxable in come of about $20,000 a year, figured out that he pays about $152 a week in taxes
Andrew Nethery, an accountant with a taxable in come of about $20,000 a year, figured out that he pays about $152 a week in taxes

Andrew Nethery, an accountant with a taxable in come of about $20,000 a year, figured out that he pays about $152 a week in taxes

Date11/17/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Key figures: Tax lawyer Greg Sanders and chartered accountant Minnie Lawrence say constantly rising taxes have eroded buying power in constant 1985 dollars
Key figures: Tax lawyer Greg Sanders and chartered accountant Minnie Lawrence say constantly rising taxes have eroded buying power in constant 1985 dollars
2/23/1988
Charles Hebdon, a chartered accountant with particular expertise in retirement planning advises couples to give careful thought to a retirement strategy that reduces taxes by taking fullest advantage of all exemptions
Charles Hebdon, a chartered accountant with particular expertise in retirement planning advises couples to give careful thought to a retirement strategy that reduces taxes by taking fullest advantage of all exemptions
n.d.
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
9/23/1992
Dropping a hint: High school student Ray Mrowietz, 18, says we pay enough taxes for parks workers to remove animal waste intead of having to do the nasty job outselves
Dropping a hint: High school student Ray Mrowietz, 18, says we pay enough taxes for parks workers to remove animal waste intead of having to do the nasty job outselves
5/28/1980
Solitary protest: Alf Mallia, Scarborough GM worker who pays $3,526 in taxes on his $240,000 home, confronted Premier Bob Rae when he arrived to talk to the local chamber of commerce
Solitary protest: Alf Mallia, Scarborough GM worker who pays $3,526 in taxes on his $240,000 home, confronted Premier Bob Rae when he arrived to talk to the local chamber of commerce
12/11/1992
A gamble: Gus Fisher will have to wait a year before he knows whether he ows this three storey store on Queen St. W. near Dufferin one of three properties he bought at a tax sale yesterday for $28,000. The owners can reclaim them by paying teh taxes, with
A gamble: Gus Fisher will have to wait a year before he knows whether he ows this three storey store on Queen St. W. near Dufferin one of three properties he bought at a tax sale yesterday for $28,000. The owners can reclaim them by paying teh taxes, with
2/1/1981
Why should our taxes pay for city folk to come out here to play around? ask Mr
Why should our taxes pay for city folk to come out here to play around? ask Mr
6/11/1973
Taxas times: John McEwen, father of five and former Toronto teacher, says taxes got so high by 1989 that, as sole wage earner, he had to move the family away from the Metro area to provide basics
Taxas times: John McEwen, father of five and former Toronto teacher, says taxes got so high by 1989 that, as sole wage earner, he had to move the family away from the Metro area to provide basics
5/3/1992
George Mitchell: He never raised taxes
George Mitchell: He never raised taxes
2/13/1979
Taxes and controls in Canada don't bother Paul Lindblad, president of new company, Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Co
Taxes and controls in Canada don't bother Paul Lindblad, president of new company, Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Co
9/27/1977
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
11/25/1982
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
4/14/1981