A roadmap for federal tax reform

The new fiscal leeway arising from the federal budgetary surplus offers an important opportunity for significant reforms that could enhance both the efficiency and the equity of personal taxation. The first step should be to reduce the high marginal and average tax rates on personal income, includin...

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