Posts by Kim

1. Taxation – there are more considerations than tax when leaving Canada; but it’s important;
2. Leadership – should high producers automatically be promoted to leadership?
3. Economics – Canada’s high immigration numbers are exceeding employment growth.

1. Taxation – Canada’s personal tax rates are too high compared to the United States;
2. Leadership – Leaders listen and be “interested”; and
3. Economics – Canada needs to stop with the onslaught of redistributive policies.

1. Taxation – Top 5 provisions in the Canadian Income Tax Act I would eliminate if I had my way;
2. Leadership – Multitasking is not good; and
3. Economics – Canada needs to get a handle on its immigration policies.

1. Taxation – My Tax-Wish List Presented to Santa
2. Leadership – The Importance of Being Adaptable
3. Economics / Politics – The Anti-Reality Phase Out of Gasoline Vehicles

1. Taxation – a quick review of Canada’s principal residence exemption to dispel some myths.
2. Leadership – leaders, always do the “right thing”.
3. Economics / Politics – a basic and quick review of the importance of Canada’s oil and gas industry.

1. Taxation – Some more comments on the poorly thought out short-term rental proposal
2. Leadership – Is it ok to say “Merry Christmas” at this time of year?
3. Economics – Are you telling me that every penny of GST that Canada annually collects will be used for public debt charges?

1. Taxation – The Short-Term Rental Proposal is Ridiculous
2. Leadership – What is Meant by the Classic Phrase “Culture Eats Strategy For Breakfast”? Why is it Important?
3. Economics & Politics – Canada is in Dire Financial Shape and Action is Needed Now

1. Taxation – Are You a U.S. Citizen Resident in Canada? Be Warned
2. Leadership – The Eight Characteristics of Effective Executives
3. Economics & Politics – The Feds’ Attack on Short-Term Rentals

1. Taxation – The Need For A Tax Designation
2. Leadership – The Importance of Speaking Up
3. Economics & Politics – The Impact of High Personal Tax Rates on Productivity