Kim G C Moody’s Musings – 1-1-1 Newsletter For April 3, 2024

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1. Taxation – the “bare trust” debacle provides valuable lessons including the need for tax reform / review;
2. Leadership – being a good leader requires constant practice and learning; and
3. Economics – Canada is in an “emergency break glass” situation regarding our productivity.

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Kim G C Moody’s Musings – 1-1-1 Newsletter For February 28, 2024

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1. Taxation – using the tax system to try to solve Canada’s housing challenges is great politics but not great policy;
2. Leadership – Morgan Housel’s new book – Same as Always – is a great read about focusing on things that don’t change; and
3. Economics – how much in tax revenues will the CDN government collect from its crazy short-term rental proposal?

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Kim G C Moody’s Musings – 1-1-1 Newsletter For February 21, 2024

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1. Taxation – the massive subsidies handed out the Canadian government to VW and Stellantis are tax-free?
2. Leadership – leaders, do you have a succession plan? Are you growing new leaders?
3. Economics – financial literacy education should be mandatory for Canadian grade school children throughout their education.

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Kim G C Moody’s Musings – 1-1-1 Newsletter For February 14, 2024

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  One Comment About Taxation – There’s a Shortage of Accountants…and That’s Not Good For Canada’s Tax System.   There’s a shortage of accountants.  If you’re an accountant like me, that’s not news. I’ve been recruiting and hiring accountants for almost 30 years and there’s been many ups and downs throughout that time.  However, we’re…

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Kim G C Moody’s Musings – 1-1-1 Newsletter For February 7, 2024

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1. Taxation – The tax exempt status of non-profit organizations is overdue for a review;
2. Leadership – Critical thinking is hard and often takes courage. For leaders, it’s critical; and
3. Economics – Inflation / rising food prices requires solid thinking for good policy choices to tackle that problem.

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