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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

Key figures: Tax lawyer Greg Sanders and chartered accountant Minnie Lawrence say constantly rising taxes have eroded buying power in constant 1985 dollars

Date2/23/1988
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Money-saving advice: Chartered accountant David Louis, here with a client, says you may be able to save hundreds of dollars on your tax return if your spouse is entitled to certain deductions but lacks the income to use them
Money-saving advice: Chartered accountant David Louis, here with a client, says you may be able to save hundreds of dollars on your tax return if your spouse is entitled to certain deductions but lacks the income to use them
3/3/1982
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.
Chartered accountants George Ovens (left) and Don Beach discuss their book, Business and Securities Valuation. The 400-page textbook, for students and businessmen, was released yesterday. Most Canadians will never pay capital gains tax, says Ovens, and a lot of people are unnecessarily panicking.
Chartered accountants George Ovens (left) and Don Beach discuss their book, Business and Securities Valuation. The 400-page textbook, for students and businessmen, was released yesterday. Most Canadians will never pay capital gains tax, says Ovens, and a lot of people are unnecessarily panicking.
1/3/1972
Gregory Sanders: A separation agreement leads to more favorable tax situation.
Gregory Sanders: A separation agreement leads to more favorable tax situation.
2/6/1992
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
11/17/1971
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
Joe Clark's proposal to make mortgage interest and property taxes tax-deuctible would add to deficit, up house prices and help well-heeled, columnists says
Joe Clark's proposal to make mortgage interest and property taxes tax-deuctible would add to deficit, up house prices and help well-heeled, columnists says
9/21/1978
Hidden benefit: Chartered accountant Steven Roth points out a generous tax break now available to small incorporated businesses.
Hidden benefit: Chartered accountant Steven Roth points out a generous tax break now available to small incorporated businesses.
3/24/1982
Martin: Economist says questionable figures would have only small effect on dollar.
Martin: Economist says questionable figures would have only small effect on dollar.
10/16/1981
Happy anniversary: After a year in power, Premier Bob Rae admits there's a limit to how much people can pay in taxes - and Ontarians have reached it
Happy anniversary: After a year in power, Premier Bob Rae admits there's a limit to how much people can pay in taxes - and Ontarians have reached it
9/3/1991
Varying opinions: Lawyer Alan Silverstien, centre, and chartered accountant Ralph Neville, right, point out that VRMs were spawned by inflation
Varying opinions: Lawyer Alan Silverstien, centre, and chartered accountant Ralph Neville, right, point out that VRMs were spawned by inflation
4/22/1982
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