Never missing an opportunity to impose taxes, Quebec says it will implement a so-called ‘Netflix tax’ starting January 1st, 2019. The decision means suppliers of goods and services based outside of Quebec will be required to pay a 9.975% provincial sales tax. The tax applies to companies that generate over
“If you drive a car, I’ll tax the street, If you try to sit, I’ll tax your seat, cos I’m the taxman,” sang the Beatles. That feeling that we’re being taxed for everything – even the inanimate objects we’re not using – is definitely not lost on us in 2016.
Instagram pictures of bikini-clad heiresses on their family yacht may garner thousands of likes – but their rich parents won’t feel the love if the social media snaps land them in legal trouble. According to the Guardian, investigators have wised up to the pictures spoiled, bragging, rich kids posted on Instagram and
Is this the break Bernie Sanders needs to usher him into the White House? One of the biggest financial document leaks in history is currently unfolding, exposing how the world’s elite have been shuffling money offshore to avoid paying taxes. German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung first obtained the information – up to 11.5 million
Uber Alberta says it will cease operations across the province tomorrow – in Calgary and Edmonton, essentially – unless the provincial government offers some leeway in its insurance and licensing protocol. As it stands, Alberta’s government requires that drivers have commercial licences. Both Calgary and Edmonton have individual bylaws that govern
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