Industry-Wide Opposition to the Digital Services Tax
Letter signed by business associations representing Canadian business
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Canadian Chamber Urges Government to Address the Damaging Impact of Digital Services Tax Following USTR Announcement
Today’s announcement by the USTR confirms our longstanding concern that the digital services tax is damaging our most lucrative trading partnership.
Canadian Chamber Statement on the Imminent Implementation of the Digital Services Tax (DST)
The imposition of a retroactive discriminatory digital services tax by the federal government will not only make life more expensive…
Canadian Chamber Statement on the Implementation of the Digital Services Tax
The government has moved one step closer to implementing this discriminatory and damaging digital services tax (DST) via Bill C-59.
Letter to Minister Anand Regarding Canada’s Unilateral Digital Services Tax Proposal
Letter expressing our continued concern with Canada’s intentions to press ahead with a unilateral Digital Services Tax (DST) that will hurt Canadian consumers and businesses by increasing the costs of doing business in an already precarious economic climate.
Joint statement from the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Digital Services Tax
The Government of Canada appears to be moving forward with its plan to unilaterally impose a retroactive and discriminatory digital services tax (DST) in contravention of prevailing international tax principles.
Multi-Association Letter on Canada’s Unilateral Digital Services Tax Proposal
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, AmCham Canada, Canada-America Business Council, Information Technology Industry Council, and the National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC), has addressed an urgent letter to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland.
Costing You More… 5 Ways the Digital Services Tax Will Impact You
Your next online purchase, ride share, meal delivery, or vacation could soon cost even more now that the Digital Service Tax is implemented.
Letter to Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland Regarding the Digital Services Tax
On September 8, 2023, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s addressed to Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland regarding the Digital Services…
Canadian Chamber letter opposing imposition of a digital services tax
Digital commerce is a key driver of global economic growth.
