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Washington Beyond the Headlines: Tax Cuts at Stake In November

By Andy Blom, TES Washington Editor   Wow! Busy week. Some states are opening, some states are dragging their feet, the stock market is climbing, employment is rocketing back up but people are still social distancing unless they’re protesting. And, in the true American spirit, some people just have never stopped working through it all, […]

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Canadian consumers would pay price for digital tax

  “Taxing the tech giants: Canadian consumers and businesses will pay the price” Courtesy of MEI/IEDM   During the last federal election campaign, all parties promised to raise taxes on the digital giants. Although this is on ice awaiting the conclusion of OECD discussions on the matter, the idea is still present in the public […]

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No-deal Brexit will hit global economy hard, UK hardest of all

                      With Brexit negotiations going down to the wire (again) it looks increasingly likely that the UK will “crash out” of the European Union without a deal if the EU refuses to grant another extension. This would be very damaging to the British economy and […]