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Ministry of Finance
June 30, 2008

NEW TAX CUTS FOR BRITISH COLUMBIANS BEGINNING JULY 1

VICTORIA – Starting tomorrow, British Columbians will pay less income tax thanks to tax cuts made possible by the revenue-neutral carbon tax, announced Finance Minister Colin Hansen.

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June 24, 2008

DISTRIBUTION OF THE CLIMATE ACTION DIVIDEND

VICTORIA – British Columbians have started to receive their $100 Climate Action Dividend.

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June 18, 2008

NEW EMISSIONS DATA IMPACTS CARBON TAX RATES

VICTORIA – Environment Canada has updated the emission conversion factors for certain fuel types based on a technical review conducted by an expert panel over the past year. As a result, the Province has revised its carbon tax rates on various fuel types in advance of the implementation of the carbon tax.

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April 30, 2008

BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALBERTA IMPROVE INSURANCE ACTS

VICTORIA – The British Columbia and Alberta governments have introduced amendments to their insurance laws to enhance consumer protection and increase efficiencies for the insurance industry.

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April 28, 2008

CARBON TAX GUARANTEES TAX CUTS FOR BRITISH COLUMBIANS

VICTORIA – British Columbia is the first province to implement a comprehensive, revenue-neutral carbon tax – an initiative that returns every dollar raised to the people and businesses of British Columbia as tax cuts, Finance Minister Carole Taylor announced.

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