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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 11, 1987

Page

15

Farm Tax Audits Meet Revenue Minister in Ottawa

Keystone Agricultural Producers and allied farm groups met with federal Revenue Minister Elmer McKay and Revenue Canada officials in Ottawa on February 17 1987 to press concerns over potential downward revisions to farm machinery values used in investment tax credits and capital cost allowances. They argued many farmers relied on list prices and trade in values and sought clear rules and notice before any retroactive changes, warning of serious tax consequences for Manitoba farmers.

Winnipeg Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc Manitoba M.P Lee Clark Jack Murta Canadian Federation of Agriculture Ottawa Elmer McKay Revenue Canada (Taxation Revenue Canada Manitoba RAP Revenue Taxation Department KAP EAP Cipal Jack Penner

Programs listed for farms communities in Throne Speech

The Throne Speech outlines federal steps to support farms and rural communities. It details streamlining crop insurance for better farmer services, an ongoing disaster aid program, strengthening the Milk Prices Review Commission, Surface Rights Act reforms, multicultural access in workplaces, a $40 million four year Community Places Program, and ensuring profits aid charitable community projects.

Milk Prices Review Commission

This Week in Canada National Policy and War Events

On March 10 1878 Sir John A Macdonald outlined his National Policy and on March 10 1930 WWI ace W G Barker died in an Ottawa flying accident. On March 11 1865 Parliament asked Britain to unite the colonies and in 1915 Canadian troops fought at Neuve Chapelle.

John A. Macdonald W. G. Barker Ottawa Parliament of Canada Britain

Re-apply now for G I S

Winnipeg pending GIS deadline reminder urges renewal by March 31 to avoid delays in April Old Age Security payments. Mike Nowalsky notes 72,000 mailed January applications. 15,000 outstanding. Many may be unaware of eligibility changes and annual reapplication requirements.

Winnipeg Mike Nowalsky Manitoba Health and Welfare Canada Nowaslsky

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The Keystone Agricultural Producers Columbus Argyle Bedford Norman McGregor Walkers Seed Service Miniota Asees Panasonic Microwave St. Lazare, Man Rom Eugene Poke Martin the Echo G.I.S Robert Still Isabella
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