There are still too many areas left where governments could save tax dollars without resorting to further financial burdens on our seniors, and lower- and mid-income learners for example, limits on salary expenditures claimed by large corporations; higher taxation on incomes over $100,000; greater taxation on corporate profits or greater demand on corporate reinvestment into Canadian communities; elimination of unfair trade practices, such as Bill C-91; the closing of international tax-free loopholes; taxing all profits made in this country equally and proportionally to what we are now taxing individuals.

7. For the purpose of this Article, ‘value for tax purposes’ shall mean the value on the basis of which any gain or loss would be computed for the purposes of tax upon the income, profits or capital gains of a shareholder of the company.

7. For the purpose of this Article, ‘value for tax purposes’ shall mean the value on the basis of which any gain or loss would be computed for the purposes of tax upon the income, profits or capital gains of a shareholder of the company.

‘value for tax purposes’ : the value on the basis of which any gain or loss would have been computed for the purposes of tax upon the income, profits or capital gains of the transferring company if such assets or liabilities had been sold at the time of the merger, division or partial division but independently of it.

(a) ‘value for tax purposes’: the value on the basis of which any gain or loss would have been computed for the purposes of tax upon the income, profits or capital gains of the transferring company if such assets or liabilities had been sold at the time of the merger, division or partial division but independently of it.

The dividend-deduction method is where a deduction is made from the corporate tax base in assessing tax to be paid on profits (Spain).