An Act to amend the Income Tax Act and the Canada Pension Plan (deeming provision)
The bill reduces red tape by recognizing provincial disability determinations for federal benefits, improving service delivery and administrative efficiency without clear conflicts with the growth-oriented tenets.
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Primarily an administrative alignment of disability eligibility; macroeconomic impact on national wealth is indirect and likely small.
Reduces duplicative government processes and red tape by recognizing provincial determinations, easing access for citizens.
Any productivity effects (faster access to supports, lower admin burden) are indirect and uncertain.
No direct link to trade or export capacity.
Does not target investment or innovation; focuses on benefit administration.
Streamlines eligibility and reduces redundant assessments, likely lowering administrative costs and improving service; net fiscal impact from increased benefit uptake is uncertain.
Adjusts administration of an existing tax credit rather than reforming tax structures to spur work or risk-taking.
This is a targeted administrative change; positive for efficiency but not a broad, transformational prosperity measure.
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