‘It could use some dramatic improvement’: Trevor Tombe on how to build a fairer tax system

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04 Jul 24

University of Calgary economist and regular Hub contributor Trevor Tombe discusses his recent DeepDive article for The Hub on the case for an ambitious tax reform agenda to make Canada’s tax system fairer, simpler, and more efficient.

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