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The Canada Revenue Agency headquarters in Ottawa is shown in a 2011 file photo. Higher income-earning families in Canada pay the lion’s share of the country’s taxes, a new report suggests. The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick
The top 20 percent of income-earning families in Canada pay the lion’s share of the country’s taxes, a new report suggests.
The findings that higher-earning Canadians are already shouldering the majority of taxes are contrary to “common misperceptions,” according to the authors of the report, released by the Fraser Institute.
