House of Commons and Federal Government

federal government: Data tabled in the House of Commons this week shows a variety of tax changes and the elimination of old tax credits will rake in $3.4 billion more for the federal government in 2015-2016, according to CTV. The $3.4 billion figure comes from data in an answer to a question on the order paper by deputy Liberal leader Ralph Goodale and - As Canadians begin to look forward to a series of new federal tax measures kicking in soon, newly-released figures show changes to taxes and tariffs are also helping bolster the government bottom line. And those numbers don't include what the government is making on user fees for services like passports and citizenship or recent new tariffs on imports. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.