Cutting taxes with a 50 50 growth savings plan proposal
The plan allocates revenue growth and civil service savings equally between tax cuts and spending increases. Projections show provincial revenue rising by 850 million over five years plus 150 million in additional savings from retirements and ending subsidies. The approach aims to keep the economy growing while funding health education and other priorities.
Simpler equitable tax plan proposed by Manitoba Party
The Manitoba Party advocates direct income taxation with a flat 11 percent rate and a new basic exemption of 11 620 dollars, citing Alberta as a model. It argues current Manitoba taxes are complex and biased, and that a transparent, fair system will fund government and promote growth. Dauphin Roblin voters are urged to elect a Manitoba Party MLA.
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NDP outlines five year plan to cut taxes in Manitoba
The Manitoba NDP pledges a five year plan to reduce school and property taxes, restore cuts to tax credits since 1993, and raise funding to school divisions at economy growth rates. It argues Filmon's govt has raised taxes and cut public programs, urging balanced budgets and relief for owners and renters.
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