A small group of Canadians will pay more after Liberal tax cut: PBO
Middle-class tax cut will adversely affect fewer than 1% of single and couple tax filers
- By: Jonathan Got
- October 30, 2025 October 30, 2025
- 13:54
Middle-class tax cut will adversely affect fewer than 1% of single and couple tax filers
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