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Recently they issued an economic policy statement focusing on tax relief. The Federal Government pays close attention to our national office especially in developing their budgets as the members employ millions of Canadians. Their comments follow, "The federal government must make significant inroads on tax reduction over the next five years, beginning with a clear commitment in the next two fiscal years. 'he overtaxation of Canadians has placed the government in a more favorable financial position where it can afford to cut back on the amounit of money it collects from its citizens without affecting its spending programs." "Overburdened taxpayers have experienced a marked deterio- ration in their disposable incomes and standard of living. High taxes have threatened our business competitiveness and our ability to attract and retain investment. Significant corrective action must be taken now. "The challenge for the government is Il balance prudent and responsible financial management with the fiscal demands of al Canadians. Consequently, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce developed a fiscal strategy and recommendations to assist with this endeavor." "As an example, for a family of four eamning $65,000 in Ontario - this'strategy translates into an extra $474 in tIr pockets. And as a taxpayer, you will be pleased to note that these tax reduction recommendations stem from projected fiscal surpluses and do not cut into government programn spending levels. In fact, the Chamber strategy allows for spending levels to be adjusted for inflation and population growth, thus providing the government with ample flexibility and therefore ensuring that the country's finances do not retum to a deici. The Milton Chamber of Commerce supports this position and urges our elected officiaIs to heed the voices of our great country. U~ZU~ N HALTON ~~J CRE DIT UN ION s Proudly Serving COMPANY Members Sincel957 375Whelabat» Waq MtouEARL DOLMAGE 375 heeabrtoi'Way MitonBranch Manager (905)1375142744 Main Street East Milton, Ontario (416) 798-70»9 1 <905)878-4168 A Monthly Newsletter of the Mil i&Gl TUESDAY SEPTEMER 14TH, 1999 GTA TRANSPORTATION MEETING Muddy Duck Restaurant 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. 360 Steeles Avenue Eat Have ygu eaver been stuck in traffic that has affected your a business meeting? Thon you need to attend this impo and loarn why congestion lis occurring more and mor Mayors Gord Krantz and'Marilyn Serjeantson along Chairman Joyce Savons wiIl talk openly with the busine about solutions.el Members $15 Non-Members $18 Cal the Chamber office for reservations O 878-0681 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1999 BUSINESS AFTER HOURS Royal LePage Roai Estate Inc. 388 Main Street East 5 -7 Pm A networking opportunity hosted by Royal LePage members. Drop in for a drink and a nibble and discover tý netwQrkingl TIJESDAY OCTOBER 19TH, 1999 NEW MEMBER BREAKFAST Hornby Glen Golf Club 8286 Hornby Road New Members OnIy A networking breakfast welcoming ai the new memrbers t Chamber during 1999. An opportunity to meet you associates in the Milton business community. TUESDAY OCTOBER 26T11, 1999 BUSINESS AFTER HOURS Royal Bank of Canada - Milton 55 Ontario Street South 5 -7 p.m. The Royal Bank staff invites you to an evening of networkil your calendar and dont miss this aveant. Chamber memfberi welcome to attend. T11HIL)RSDAY OCTOBER 28,1999 SMALL BUSINESS WEEK OPEN HOUSE - WINE & CHEESE RECEPTION Halton Raglan Administration Centre, Cafeteria 1151 Bronto Road, Oakvllo 5 - 7p.m. Hosted by the Region of Halton and the Royal Bank, chaml members f rom Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Haton His together to celebrate Small Business Week.