If you're eligible for the #BCclimateactiontaxcredit, you'll receive the credit payment from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The credit payment is combined with the federal goods and services tax/harmonized sales tax (GST/HST) credit into one quarterly payment.
#BCclimateactiontaxcredit payments are issued four times a year in July, October, and January usually on the fifth day of the month. The B.C. climate action tax credit payments are non-taxable so you don't include it as income when you file your income tax return.
If your adjusted family net income is above the threshold amount, the #BCclimateactiontaxcredit is reduced by 2% of the adjusted family net income above the threshold until the credit becomes zero. See here for specifics and details on the alpha.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/ta…
A BC climate action tax credit (BCCATC) is available to residents through an income-based system that equates to about $193.50 per adult and $56.50 per child. The #BCclimateactiontaxcredit is for eligible residents with an income that qualifies under the income threshold.
In 2008, British Columbia implemented North America's first broad-based #carbontax. The carbon tax applies to the purchase and use of fossil fuels and covers approximately 70% of provincial greenhouse gas emissions. www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/en…
The BC climate action tax credit ( #BCCATC ) is a tax-free payment made to low-income individuals and families to help offset the carbon taxes they pay. Only one person per family can claim the payment. canada.ca/en/revenue-age…
Eighty-five per cent of British Columbians automatically received a full or partial credit deposited in their bank accounts on Jan. 13. for an enhanced “BC Affordability Credit,” which was added to the #BCCATC B.C. Climate Action Tax Credit #carbontax
The enhanced #BCFamilyBenefit will provide families with moderate and low incomes, and children under 18 will provide as much as an additional $350 from January to March 2023 for a family with two children. www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/fa…
Final Report of The National Supply Chain Task Force 2022 tc.canada.ca/sites/default/…
Collaborative action is the key to transformation
Building such a system will require a national
approach, with collaboration playing a central role.
Today, Canada’s transportation supply chain is a network of independently operated yet inter-related (and often inter-reliant) port and airport authorities along with countless transportation supply chain businesses that are privately held and, in some cases, publicly traded.
Each has its own performance requirements and objectives, resulting in a fragmented and siloed approach. Building a #supplychainsystem that is more agile, flexible, resilient, competitive and efficient will require a national approach, with collaboration playing a central role.
🧵DYK Conservative communications expert advice from Arthur Finkelstein is the common thread running through the recent history of the Republican Party, from Ayn Rand to Richard Nixon and on to Donald Trump? Finkelstein is famous for turning the word "liberal" into a curse word
Simple but effective. #Finkelsteinformula: every successful political campaign needs an enemy #FinkelThink: trademark someone as liberal, slander them, repeat endlessly #Finkelsteinmethod: use fear as a motivator #ragefarming: causing one's opponent to lose critical votes
Please retweet so Ontarians organize and mobilize. Petitions get the attention of the community, media and decision-makers as they demonstrate group strength. The more names you have on your petition, the harder it will be to ignore your petition. #onnpoli#greenbelt
1/3 Provincial environmental laws are based on provincial constitutional powers, such as over municipalities, local works and undertakings, property and civil rights, provincially owned (public) lands, and natural resources. According to the Supreme Court,
2/3 federal jurisdiction over the #environment is mainly supported by main federal “powers”: the criminal law power and the “peace, order and good government” power. It may also come from other federal powers. The Supreme Court of Canada has recognized that
Canada is the world's second-largest country after Russia. The country stretches across 3.8 million square miles (9.9 million square kilometres). Canada is almost equal in size to China (9,596,961 sq km), but its proximity to the North Pole makes it look much larger than China.
The area north of the treeline: 2,728,800 km2, over 27% of Canada's total area.
Canada's land border: 8,890-km border with the United States, is the longest international border in the world.
#Canada is divided into numerous geographical zones. Average elevation is 487 m above sea level. The highest mountain peak (Mount Logan) is at 5,959 meters. The country has 52,455 mostly uninhabited islands in the open sea. #geography
#Canada's economy grew at an estimated rate of 4.6% in 2021, and is anticipated to have the strongest growth among the #G7 economies in 2022 and 2023? #cdneconomy
In 2021, #Canada had the highest #employmentgrowthrate & 2nd highest population growth rate of the #G7. #cdnjobs
#Canada has the most educated talent pool in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development #OECD: 60% of its population aged 25 to 64 has received tertiary level #education.
OECD, Education at a Glance, September 2021
Canada has enjoyed the lowest net debt to #GDP ratio in the #G7 for the last 15 years, with a current ratio of about 33%.
IMF, World Economic Outlook, April 2022 international.gc.ca/trade-commerce…
Will it never end? Singh's #gaslighting and #misrepresentingfacts daily while attacking Trudeau.
The Liberals don't understand how bad things really are.🙄
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