Section 31 of the Income Tax Act unfairly targets rural Canadians, harming Canada’s agricultural economy. It discriminates against part-time farmers, stifles entrepreneurship, and treats income sources unequally. Sign up to fight for fairness and Axe The Farm Tax!
The Farm Tax not only hurts individual farmers but also undermines the broader rural economy and community. Fair and supportive tax policies are essential to maintain vibrant, productive, and sustainable rural areas.
The Farm Tax not only limits individual opportunities but also undermines the broader economic and social health of rural communities. Supportive policies are essential to foster innovation, sustain local economies, and build resilience in rural areas.
The Farm Tax creates an imbalance that stifles economic diversity, discourage entrepreneurship, and reduce financial stability for rural residents. A fair and balanced tax policy is essential for fostering sustainable growth and resilience in rural economies.
Section 31 Should be Repealed to Achieve Equal Treatment The Restricted Farm Losses Provision Represents Outdated Discrimination Against the Rural Economy and Should Be Repealed An outdated provision of the Income Tax Act limits the business losses from farming that farmers can claim against their income when they also earn income from other sources. It […]
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