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    It is a well known fact that taxes were introduced into Canada in order to support the soldiers fighting overseas during World War I. However, the charging of taxes did not end when the war did. Canada continued to charge its citizens taxes after the war and until the present day. Taxes and the laws surrounding them affect almost every single person in the country of Canada, whether it be incorporated companies, organizations, legal representatives or the average working person. The Canada Revenue Agency, which overlooks the administration of tax laws, is very thorough when it comes to ensuring that everyone in the country has abided by these laws. This includes filing tax returns and making sure that applicable taxes are being charged by businesses…

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    Canadian payroll deductions are an important aspect of your business. After all, you need to properly calculate them to avoid running into trouble with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) later on down the line. Figuring out deductions can be a bit of a task. There are many different factors you need to take into account. It can sometimes seem a bit too complicated! If you’re feeling overwhelmed, don’t fret. There are many tools to help you. Different Province, Different Rules One of the biggest…

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    Tjx Case Study

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    TJX operate multiple off-price retail chains in the U.S., Canada and Europe which are known for their treasure hunt shopping experience and excellent values on fashionable, brand-name merchandise. They reach a wide range of consumers across several demographic teams and income levels with the values they provide. Through their buying pattern they are generally able to react to cost fluctuations in the wholesale market to keep up this valuation. TJX operate with a little price structure compared…

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    The current CEO and Chairman, Jeffrey P. Bezos launched Amazon.com in 1994 to serve the people as an online bookstore. Today, Amazon is the most customer-centric company and the world’s highest-earning online retailers with the projection of $107 billion in revenue in 2015 (Amazon’s report 2015). With the workforce of more than 230,800 employees, the company headquarters in Seattle, Washington, and is listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol “AMZN” (Amazon’s report 2015). Initially,…

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Canadian Race Relations Foundation is an agency committed to the elimination of racism, and promoting harmonic relations between the diverse groups of the Canadian populace. The foundation was ratified under legislature by the federal government in the year 1996, and its operations operations in 1997. The foundation sustains itself on a one-time endowment of $24 million, charitable contributions it receives, and grants. The organization is accountable to the citizens of…

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    Canada has long contested policy choices in regards to equalization payments. Equalization is the central government of Canada making equalizing payments to Canadian provinces that are less wealthy than others in order to equalize all the provinces’ fiscal capacity. Provinces that receive equalization payments have traditionally been referred to as “have not provinces” as opposed to “have provinces”. The program of equalization was created with equality between provinces as its aim however with…

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    Batliboi Machine Case Study

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    Introduction to BATLIBOI LTD.  Industry detail Batliboi Machine Tool Group’s manufacturing facilities are situated at Surat, Bangalore in India and Peterborough in Canada. The Surat facility is situated on 180,000 sq. mtrs of land. It has a well equipped design and manufacturing facility of 30,000 sq.mtrs. The products manufactured are: Conventional and CNC Drilling Machines, Conventional and CNC Milling Machines, CNC Vertical Machining Centres, CNC…

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    The government structure within Canada is divided into three distinct jurisdictions with its own individual mandate. The federal government, provincial and municipal governments. Economic development is defined as “The progress in an economy, or the qualitative measure of this”. They all have similar but distinct roles to play in economic development within the country. This paper will look at each jurisdiction and what helps them deliver effective long-term economic development. The municipal…

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    Legalization In Canada

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    Economy The first area, which needs to be discussed, is how the legalization of marihuana will affect the economy in Canada. The economy in Canada currently is in a substantial deficit. In fact, this deficit is approximately 1.3 billion dollars. (Flister, L. 2012). The legalization of marihuana would pull Canada out of a deficit, and lead to a surplus in a very short amount of time. It is estimated, “The consumption of marijuana in Canada is approximately 160,000 kilograms per annum, meaning…

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    Canada receives about 250,000 immigrants and refugees per year. According to statistic Canada, the annual number of landed immigrants in Canada has fluctuated considerably over the last 150 years (statistic Canada 2017). Canada has been shaped greatly by immigration in the society and culture mostly because the country has a small population of citizens which cannot meet its labor requirement and immigration serves as a solution. There are three categories of immigrants; the…

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