former Foreign Affairs Minister has condemned what he says is the poor attempt
at equalization of President John Mahama's controversial gift and a car the NPP government received from the Libyan government.
In this index case, a feeble condemnation premised on a subtle attempt
at equalization with events of 2009 will not suffice.
Not exact matches
Many Albertans find it rich that Quebec — which provides families with subsidized daycare and offers university tuition
at less than half the rate of other provinces — criticizes Ottawa for capping
equalization payments in 2009 to the rate of the economy's increase.
At last week's debate, he threatened to war with Ottawa over the
equalization formula, in a way that would have no net effect on the amount Alberta receives (zero) but limit the transfers to seven «have - not» provinces.
This email linked to a supporter survey focused exclusively on what other jurisdictions are doing:
equalization, federal business taxes, and whether Alberta should work more with «friendly free - enterprise» Saskatchewan and Manitoba — Canada's only conservative - ruled jurisdictions
at present.
Indeed, transfers and regional equity are enshrined in Section 36 of the 1982 Constitution Act and Section 36 (2) reads: «Parliament and the government of Canada are committed to the principle of making
equalization payments to ensure that provincial governments have sufficient revenues to provide reasonably comparable levels of public services
at reasonably comparable levels of taxation.»
The Minister of Finance announced yesterday that, while the Canada Health Transfer and
Equalization will be tied to nominal economic growth (projected to be about 4 % annually), the Canada Social Transfer for post-secondary education and other provincial services will grow
at only 3 % annually.
Looking
at the job - to - job comparison numbers from Quebec, I wonder if the Fraser Institute would support immediate
equalization for the clearly underpaid public sector.
Tahrat Shahid is currently writing her DPhil dissertation in the Department of Politics
at the University of Oxford on the sexual
equalization of inheritance laws in Bangladesh.
The fee is fixed by state law
at «two percent of the first - year salary» of state officeholders and «one percent of the first - year salary» for members of Congress, the Board of
Equalization, State Senate and State Assembly.
The advanced 96k upsampling in Dolby TrueHD enables an A / V receiver or Blu - ray Disc player to perform postprocessing (such as
equalization and bass management)
at higher sampling frequencies.
Under a state «
equalization formula,» Colorado school districts are guaranteed a level of support
at a fixed dollar amount per pupil, based on average daily attendance.
Before getting to those, however, they point out that finance reforms increased overall spending, and increased spending more in low - income districts relative to high - income districts, which means
at least some «
equalization» happened.
1973 — A complete tax base
equalization program is enacted that provides a much higher appropriation of
equalization aid to relieve local property taxes; discontinues general flat aids; institutes a power equalizing program providing for «negative aids»; and separates the shared cost into primary and secondary levels with a two - level system of state aid in which school costs which exceed the statutory ceiling of aidable costs are supported
at a lower level of state aid to serve as a disincentive to high levels of spending.
Trib looks
at Sen. Osmond's new funding
equalization bill.
Another consideration is that if the deceased was married
at the time of their death — to a step - parent, for example — that person may be entitled to an election under the Family Law Act to receive an
equalization payment and make a potential claim against the estate.
At the first arbitration, Arbitrator Braidwood found an implied term in the Co-Ownership Agreement in favour of Boxer and Yanco, and awarded them the sale price plus the
equalization amount.
The upper end of this maximum range is capped
at the amount that would result in
equalization of the spouses» net incomes.
On the topic of conflicts of law and family law, there was an exceedingly interesting survey in the Economist a couple of weeks ago, looking
at the different consequences for
equalization of property and spousal support depending on where a divorce is adjudicated.
The trial judge refused to take into account the wife's costs of disposing of her shares in calculating the
equalization payment, on the basis that there was a lack of evidence as to what the parties» intentions were with their shares as
at the date of separation.
At that point, they signed Minutes of Settlement that finalized the splitting of their financial affairs, which was intended to deal with all issues including spousal support,
equalization of NFP and constructive trust claims.
Moreover, the motion judge was wrong to deal with the unequal division claim
at the pleadings stage, because such a determination can only be done after the usual
equalization payment is calculated.
In Bolt v. Bolt, 2006 CarswellOnt 1490, 2038, [2006] O.J. No. 968 (S.C.J.), the wife's
equalization payment amounted to just under $ 500,000
at the time of trial.
A second consent order, made on January 7, 2014, provided that the Respondents would be
at liberty to argue in the action that when the court is determining the issue of
equalization between the parties, the Appellant should be required to pay interest on the Roberts Creek mortgage.
The
equalization process was governed by a binding agreement reached
at the meeting held between the parties and their father, and interest or simple benefit was not included.
But Richard Benson, Marin County assessor, said Marin wasn't
at the top of the list when he divided Zillow's annual tax figures by the state Board of
Equalization's average assessed value per parcel figure for single - family homes, which is $ 657,424.
For example, a property worth $ 100,000 with an
equalization ratio of 50 percent would be assessed
at $ 50,000.