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Canada Budget Aims to Stoke Business Investment
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Canada's 2015 budget provides an extension till 2025 for a tax break to write off capital investment at an accelerated pace that was first introduced in 2007. Business investment in Canada is slowing to growth of 1% since mid-2012. The tax rate for small business over four years starting in 2016 will be cut from 11% to 9%.
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