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Canadian Chamber of Commerce Digital Services Tax submission
Canadian Chamber of Commerce Digital Services Tax submission
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce welcomes the opportunity to participate in Finance Canada's consultations on Digital Services Tax (DST) legislation. The Chamber supports the modernization of Canada’s tax system. However, it is essential for our tax rules to remain aligned with global standards, including as it relates to DST.
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce welcomes the opportunity to participate in Finance Canada’s consultations on Digital Services Tax (DST) legislation. The Chamber supports the modernization of Canada’s tax system. However, it is essential for our tax rules to remain aligned with global standards, including as it relates to DST.
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