Wednesday, May 24, 2006
By the Numbers article by Craig Wescott from The Independant.
“I know people who fly up to campsites and
they work there for six weeks and they come
home for two. They’re Newfoundland residents.
They have their places here and they file their
taxes here and they haven’t got a residence in
Alberta — they’re true Newfoundland and
Labrador residents. And that would certainly help
our fiscal situation and should be legitimately
included in the numbers.”
cwestcott@nl.rogers.com
He does a good job of explaining in very simple terms Equalization and the numbers, well worth the lengthy read.
they work there for six weeks and they come
home for two. They’re Newfoundland residents.
They have their places here and they file their
taxes here and they haven’t got a residence in
Alberta — they’re true Newfoundland and
Labrador residents. And that would certainly help
our fiscal situation and should be legitimately
included in the numbers.”
cwestcott@nl.rogers.com
He does a good job of explaining in very simple terms Equalization and the numbers, well worth the lengthy read.
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