Post by
Galou10 on Nov 03, 2022 1:48pm
Taxing share buy backs
I would be interested to see how taxing companies for share buy backs lowers the oil prices. Do they then subsidize fuel at the pumps. I believe the government is over stepping their boundaries. On the brighter note, if they do tax buy backs the companies will either have to pay off debt or give money back to share holders who will then have to pay taxes on the div.
Comment by
delissio on Nov 03, 2022 3:32pm
Excellent points! BTW - You made my day MC - still trying to catch my breath on the floor :) :) :). Drinks are on me once I make it to Thailand. Cheers!
Comment by
newtonboy on Nov 03, 2022 8:29pm
4 - Would someone please go back in time and give Pierre Trudeau a condom? Would be wise to give Fidel one as well.
Comment by
meritmat on Nov 03, 2022 2:06pm
Talked to a friend of mine and he heard 1%. Same as what the US brought it. If that's all it is I can live with that
Comment by
MaximusGainus on Nov 03, 2022 2:59pm
It may start with 1%, then who knows how high they will ratchet it up from there. All the more reason to buy back as many shares as possible right now before this stupid buyback tax gets as ugly as Freeland. Dividends can wait. Just look at free cash flow now and imagine if it was all given out as dividends. There will be HUGE dividends to come, and also a re rating.
Comment by
Clemxb7 on Nov 03, 2022 4:37pm
Heres what I found on the CBC. The total of the two taxes will generate 2.1 billion over 5 years. Yeah sounds like 1%.: It's promising to tax share buybacks and introduce a new minimum tax regime for the richest Canadians, measures that are expected to boost government revenue by $2.1 billion over five years.
Comment by
meritmat on Nov 03, 2022 5:03pm
2% and won't come into effect till 2024
Comment by
pooltec on Nov 04, 2022 9:30am
"EVERY MAN A KING" Huey Long
Comment by
pooltec on Nov 04, 2022 9:02am
"EVERY MAN A KING" "Huey Long"