Registry of Lobbyists

Monthly Communication Report

4590-626428

Organization: Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)/Fédération canadienne de l’entreprise indépendante (FCEI)
Associated registration: 832352-4590-104
Communication date: 2024-11-04
Posted date: 2024-12-16

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication: Pierre Paul-Hus, Member of Parlliament
House of Commons
 
List of Details
Subject matter Detail
Budget, Small Business, Taxation and Finance Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) shares its suggestions for Budget 2025 focusing on: reducing Employment Insurance premiums for small businesses; reducing taxes, red tape and barriers to internal trade; and revisiting the proposed capital gains tax changes.
Energy, Environment, Small Business, Taxation and Finance CFIB is advocating for the return of the $2.5 billion owed to small businesses in carbon tax revenue and seeks to ensure that the rebates are meaningful for the smallest businesses.
Employment and Training, Small Business, Taxation and Finance CFIB supports lower EI rates for small business employers and encourages the adoption of EI training credit for new employees.
Internal Trade, Small Business Lobbying to reduce Red Tape and improve government customer service. This includes providing input for the consultations on the Annual Regulatory Modernization Bill.
Labour, Taxation and Finance Retirement Income Policies, and proposed Canada Pension Plan increases. CFIB is against mandatory increases in Canada Pension Plan, and has provided alternative approaches. CFIB has also shared recommendations to reduce disincentives to work for older workers.
 
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report: Daniel Kelly
 
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