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One tax conspiracy that deserves a burial
The article argues that federal income tax is legal under the Constitution. It debunks anti tax claims citing the Nova Scotia v Canada and Lord Nelson cases, explains S 91 and 92 powers, and asserts federal taxation for federal purposes is lawful. It critiques the misreading of provincial direct tax power and calls for focused tax reform rather than conspiracy theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Supreme Court of Canada
Attorney General of
Nova Scotia
Attorney General of Canada
Lord Nelson Holding Company
CTF Board
Mel Smith
Lord Nelson Hotel
Government of
Ottawa
Legislature
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia