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Québec’s 2026-2027 Budget: Continuity heading into the October elections

By Antoine Genest-Gregoire, Assistant Professor at the University of Sherbrooke’s Department of Taxation.

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What history tells us about tax, trouble and the top one per cent

By Shirley Tillotson, Professor of history at Dalhousie University; expert advisor at the Canadian Tax Observatory | A version of this piece was originally published in the Halifax Examiner, February 25, 2026

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Overview of the Quebec tax system – 2026 edition

An analysis led by Tommy Gagné-Dubé and Suzie St-Cerny for the Research Chair in Taxation and Public Finance at the University of Sherbrooke.

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Automatic tax filing: Welcome news for lower-income Canadians, but there’s more to do

By Gillian Petit, senior research associate at the University of Calgary’s department of economics, writing for the Institute for Research on Public Policy.

Through solid, independent research and non-partisan public engagement, we aim to encourage fresh thinking that leads to practical solutions on tax policy.

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