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Education taxes to be looked at under review

A review of Manitoba’s education system could change  how schools are funded, but details are scant

By Shannon VanRaes May 29, 2017

For years, farmers have called on the province to change how public schools are funded and to remove education tax from farmland. Now, it appears a funding overhaul could finally be on the table. After being questioned by NDP MLA Wab Kinew during a supply committee meeting last week, Education and Training Minister Ian Wishart

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Keystone Agricultural Producers defends cash ticket deferrals

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff April 21, 2017

Manitoba’s Keystone Agricultural Producers has joined other farm groups in calling on the federal government to keep a regulation that allows farmers to defer grain sales into the following year for tax purposes. The government announced in its recent budget that it is considering eliminating grain ticket deferrals because it is a left over from

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Five questions to ask your accountant

By Angela Lovell April 18, 2017

It’s tax time again and there are a number of new or imminent personal and corporate income tax changes which could have implications for farm families on their 2016 tax return, or need to be discussed with the accountant to plan for this year. When the federal government announced tax changes in its 2016 budget last March it

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Caterpillar says compliant with tax laws after IRS claim

By GFM Network News, Reuters March 11, 2017

Reuters — Caterpillar Inc. said Friday it was compliant with tax laws, a week after federal law enforcement officials raided three of the company’s buildings in connection with a probe into the heavy machinery manufacturer’s offshore tax practices. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has challenged the company’s taxes for the years 2007-2012, the company said

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Kids shouldn’t be left to cover Mom and Pop’s tax bill

Succession planning is complicated, but with professionalism and respect,  equity can be transferred before anyone needs to actually buy the farm

By Shannon VanRaes February 7, 2014

Young agriculturists looking to return to the family farm will face challenges — high input costs, soaring land prices, labour shortages and transportation concerns, just to name a few. But the biggest challenge for many fresh-faced farmers is how to work with their parents to establish a succession plan, said Cedric MacLeod, of the New

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Education taxes to be looked at under review

Keystone Agricultural Producers defends cash ticket deferrals

Five questions to ask your accountant

Caterpillar says compliant with tax laws after IRS claim

Kids shouldn’t be left to cover Mom and Pop’s tax bill

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