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Canadian Tax Journal: Fifty Years of Influence
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The Many Joys of Reading the Journal
In preparing my reviews of each decade of the journal's 50 years
of publication, I cannot say that I read all of the articles
published in the journal, but I skimmed them all and read a good
number right through. In this sixth and final instalment, I will
linger a while on the many pleasures of reading the journal, and
then, since one of the purposes of the journal is to influence the
public policy process, I will examine its influence, particularly...
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Canadian Tax Journal: The First Decade--1953-1962
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; ... and we intend to include in it items of news or comment concerning developments in Canada ... developments; staff and other changes and news at the Foundation; and a short description ... noted, and a small section on foreign tax news. Most of the articles[24] in the journal ...
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Canadian Tax Journal
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Canadian Tax Journal: Fifty Years of Influence
Canadian Tax Journal
; The Many Joys of Reading the Journal In preparing my reviews of each decade of the journal's 50 years of publication, I cannot say that I read all of the articles published in the journal, but I skimmed them all and read a good number right through. In this sixth and final instalment, I will linger
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Vol. I, No. 1 January-February, 1953; Canadian Tax Journal
Canadian Tax Journal
; Fact and Opinion The Canadian Tax Journal Mrs. Ursula Hicks, the well-known English economist, in one of the more striking passages of economic literature once wroteIt is hardly too much to say that the permanent well-being of a nation depends as much on the successful solution of the problems of
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Canadian Tax Journal: The Second Decade--1963-1972
Canadian Tax Journal
; ... ran for a short period during the 1960s was International Tax News, written by Alan Short. Alan, who subsequently became the general ... aspects of international tax, he developed International Tax News, which ran primarily in the issues published in 1965. The feature ...
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Douglas J. Sherbaniuk, QC; 1929-2006; Douglas J. Sherbaniuk, C.R.; 1929-2006
Canadian Tax Journal
; The death of Douglas J. Sherbaniuk, QC, on April 8, 2006, represents a great loss to the Canadian tax community in general and to the Canadian Tax Foundation in particular. Doug Sherbaniuk was born in Vegreville, Alberta, on April 11, 1929. He earned an undergraduate degree in modern languages in
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Canadian Tax Journal
; The Canadian Tax Foundation is pleased to announce that Julie Bouthillier is the winner of the 2003-4 Canadian Tax Foundation- Fasken Martineau DuMoulin award for Ontario for the best student paper submitted on matters affecting the Canadian tax system. Ms. Bouthillier wrote "Residence-Based
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