TEI comments on Canadian Tax restructuring proposals: August 1, 1997..
Tax Executive › Vol. 49 Nbr. 5, September 1997
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The Progress Report on the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency which outlines the government's proposals to restructure Revenue Canada was the subject of Aug 1, 1997 comments submitted by Tax Executives Institute to the Minister of National Revenue. The comments centered on the institute's concern that retention of some of the current structure and administration is necessary, such as where and how policy is made. Concerns also included balancing efficiency with checks and balances, funding, and taxpayers' administrative burden.
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TEI comments on Canadian Tax restructuring proposals: August 1, 1997..
On August 1, 1997, TEI submitted comments to the Minister of National Revenue in Canada, Herb Dhaliwal, concerning the Progress Report on the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency. The Progress Report outlines the Canadian Government's proposals to restructure Revenue Canada into a single, national revenue agency with responsibility for collection of all customs, excise, and income taxes for the federal and participating provincial governments. TEI's comments were prepared under the aegis of its Canadian Income and Commodity Tax Committees, whose chairs are, respectively, Alan Wheable of Canada Rust and Munir Suleman of The Bank of Nova Scotia.
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