AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill praises the New Brunswick government for its commitment to reduce income taxes indicating that this move will mark the province as one of the most competitive in the country and will help the economy to rebound.
It’s not mandatory retirement that needs to be banned.
AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill explains why the average New Brunswicker is upset with a salary increase to the head of the provincially owned power utility.
An all-party committee of the New Brunswick legislature appears to have listened to AIMS. Its report on tax reform mirrors much of the material AIMS submitted to the committee earlier this year. AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley says there is stimulative value to cutting taxes particularly in a time of such economic uncertainty.
The first in the four part AIMS Labour Market Commentary Series gained attention across the country. This article is from the Chronicle-Herald in Nova Scotia.
Who really pays the cost of payroll taxes
How the minimum wage keeps the working poor down
AIMS President Brian lee Crowley takes a look at the changing demographic and what it will mean to our society.
As the global economic crisis deepens, New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham says his government may have to back away from significant tax reform. AIMS Executive Vice President says it is actually the government's tax reform programme that will help the province and to delay is wrong.
New Brunswick's Speech from the Throne hints that the government's tax reform programme may be delayed because of the deepening global economic crisis. AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill explains that tax reform cannot wait, particularly in tough times.