On Income Trusts and Corporate Taxes

Turns out there are still a few writers over at the Mop & Pail with their heads screwed on right. In fact, Derek Decloet not only writes a good article, he also manages to offer up the kind of bold policy Canada's new government should be pushing in just one sentence:

"Then let's cut the corporate rate to 10 per cent, and watch as Toronto becomes a magnet for head offices."

How about it guys? It's just a teeny, tiny tax cut?

Canadians Overpaid the Taxman by $9,700,000,000

It seems that Canadian taxpayers sent the federal government almost $10 billion more than it needed in 2006/07. That means there's room the next GST cut or a nice healthy broad-based cut to income tax.

Brother, Can You Spare 100 Dimes?

The Liberty Summer Seminar has always been lucky to have a few people step up and pay more (in some cases a LOT more) than the required registration fee. This not only means there is more money available to make a successful event, it also means the registration fee stays low enough to be affordable to students.

Now that the Liberty Summer Seminar is part of the Institute for Liberal Studies we're cranking up the online aspect of the event in a big way. The latest addition is a cool little tool called Chip In. We set a fundraising goal, and Chip In works through PayPal to help us get there, with a whole bunch of donations of varying sizes.

So if you're reading this, and you think we could all use a little more freedom I'm asking you to click below and donate $10 to help us put on the best Liberty Summer Seminar ever.



Thanks in advance to all who give!