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Finance committee Do you want to take that one, Pascale?
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee We'd have to look into that. I'm not sure. My colleague might know. She might weigh in. Pascale, do you—
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee It's really the notion, in a way, that they benefited from the support.
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee Again, it's tough to make a direct link. What does seem clear is that there was—as you point out—very substantial support provided to the economy. That helped support the balance sheets of those financial institutions. They benefited from that. That's what this measure is try
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee I can perhaps start with the cost that you asked for. The Canada recovery dividend is a one-time tax imposed, effectively, on the income of large financial institutions—above $1 million—in the two years of the pandemic. While it's imposed in 2022, there are five years for the ba
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee I can take that one, Mr. Chair. The purpose of the Canada recovery dividend, the rationale, was really based on Canada's major financial institutions' strong performance during the pandemic and their faster recovery than other parts of the economy, and the notion that these inst
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee Given the temporary nature of it, you would think it's one time, and therefore it's borne by the financial institutions, reflecting their strong performance during the pandemic.
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee Yes, I can provide an answer to that. Obviously, going forward, it's always a bit unknown, but we have a pretty good sense from the past of how many businesses were in the different thresholds that will now be available to businesses. Looking at past filings probably gives you a
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee I certainly can't speak for the CFIB, but I would think that they would be inclined to look favourably on a measure that extends the small business deduction to a larger number of small businesses and smooths the phase-out, which promotes growth.
November 21st, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee I just wanted to make that clear. Many measures exist, but the current bill contains measures that were in the 2020-21 budget as well as those announced last February. As you stated, the measures are wide ranging.
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee Yes, that is the case.
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee There are many measures providing for immediate deductions. The bill only contains those that you mentioned, which concern private businesses. In the 2018 economic update, following tax breaks that were given in the United States in 2017, an accelerated capital cost allowance of
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee My apologies for misspeaking, I got it reversed there somehow.
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee I can take that one. The process is very similar to what used to be used for manufacturing and processing. This process figures out what portion of your income is attributable to zero-emission technology manufacturing. Essentially it looks to the amount of capital and labour use
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor
Finance committee It's set up to effectively favour the taxpayer in this situation. They're allowed to use the proportion for the small business amount. First they'll get that preferential lower rate, and then it would move up to the general rate based on the amount of income up to the total amoun
May 3rd, 2022Committee meeting
Maximilian Baylor