Viikkosanomat, November 19, 1984

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TAX EVÄDERS OWE
ONE TENTH OF OUR DEFICIT
SoclaimsRevenueMinisterPerrinBeatty inanarticle whichwas law?" I can think of nothing
published in the Toronto Star of November 5th m0re disgusting than to read
(Quote)"AsofMarch31$16billionof$32billionoutstanding about business organizations
was owed by individuals $1 billion by Corporations and $328 which would stoop so low as to
million by employers who collected tax from employees and then betray a trust by diverting funds
failed to pay the department"
According to a Tax Ac-count- ant
with the department
"a certain amount of unpaid
taxes is written off by the de-partment
each year"
The question is - who gets a
free ride and why are corpor-ations
allovved to "owe" the go-vernm- ent
ONE THOUSAND
MILLION DOLLARS in unpaid
taxes? These taxes are obvious-l- y
based on EARNED INCOME
- or to be more precise Taxable
Profits
This is the kind of infor-matio- n
which occasionally
trickles down for public con-sumpti- on
It proves once again
how Iittle we the people knovv
about our Canadian Govern-ment- s
A case in point The largest
The held
Kiev SSR Commerce
and
the
Juha TOLVANEN Nokia Corp: "Our
company plastic and fex-ti- le
fJoor coverings have
this business for years
vvhile the company has traded with
Sovief parfners for 25 years now Our
relations keep Figures
illustrafe the process
decade ago our export shipments
ihe USSR were 200-30- 0 thousand
meters of carpefing year foday
figure has reached 1200000
meiers
pieased wifh the symposium
vvhich has prompted mutual under-standi- ng
and business ties well
helped new trade parfners
the Sovief Union number
orders have been placed vvith our
Heli HAUNEN Tammervilla Oy: "My
firm reliable parfner Sovief
frade organizations At
Sovief experts showed keen interest
the firm's new producfs Our spe-cialis- ts
readily provided Sovief col-leagu- es
vvith detailed information
current developments
and its' prospects
believe trade betvveen count- -
collection agencies for gather-in- g
in Persona! Income Taxes
for the governments are the
Employers of the Canadian
Work Force They are em-power- ed
to DEDUCT ALL
TAXES and other charges
DIRECTLY FROM THE PAY
PACKETS of their employees
The monies deducted are
then required to be mailed
deposited in bank to Revenue
Canada in OttawaThe 15th
day of each month the date
for such re-mittan- ccs
Failure to meet this
deadline places company in
areas and subject to pe-nal- ty
Who then are the
who seem to be the
The "Wärtsilä" shipyard (Helsinki)
the USSR its orders
to others Funds
vvhich employees never see and
for vvhich no accounting is
One wonders who these
employees are? they in
unionized shops of othenvise?
Political parties represented
in government are in many
respects secret societies --
with holding from the public
considerable information
which in my opinion the
PUBLICS RIGHT TO KNOW
Hohvell
ShufflingOff
Blame
The policy the British
authorities regard
the non-whi- te population
has resulted sharp fall
the quality of life of
these people naturally
outbursts acute dis- -
THE MORE PEOPLE TRADE
THE MORE THEY UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER
symposium-exhibitio- n "Finnish Consfrudion and Decorafive Materials"
in in late September at the Ukrainian Chamber of became
another manifesfafion of the broadening cooperafion and consolidafion of
friendship betvveen the USSR Finland NFU correspondent intervieved
represenfatives the Finnish companies — participants symposium
manufacfures
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is a of
the symposium
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of in
ries is excepfionally important in the
present complicated internafional sifua-tio- n
The more people trade the more
they understand each ofher"
Seja SPIRIDOVICH Export Consulfant
Foreign Trade Association of Finland:
"Currently the USSR and Finland are
living fhrough their best period of
relations Hovvever fhe possibilities fo
develop them further in fhe future are
visible These possibilities must be
made the best use of The Kiev sym-posium
has played ifs own role in this
process It has proved the vitality and
necessity of the principle of peaceful
coexistence betvveen states vvith
different social systems if has mani-feste- d
thaf Soviet-Finnis- h relations
trade cooperafion in particular have
good prospects In his address to
Finnish TV audiences President Kons-tantin
Chernenko pointed out fhat fhe
1948 Treaty of Friendship Coopera-fion
and Mutual Assistance has been
exfended by fhe Governments of
Finland and the USSR to the nexl
millennium I regard this as a guarantee
fhat our cooperafion vvill become even
and more fruifful"
Inlervietved bi
OLEH ROMANYUK (NFU)
Economic cooperafion betvveen the USSR and Finland successfully develops on
a stable and reciprocal basis
vvhich
closer
is one of the Finnish companies
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Private Prisons
KD aa o JC )o h
American businessmen
have now begun to make
money even on prisons The
Correction Corporation of
America has undertaken to
build private prisons that
will be available to the
authorities of a number of
states The cells are to be
occupied by Lätin Amer-ica- ns who enter the USA
illegally They will be kept
behind bars until their
cases corne before the
courts The vvily business-men
boast that the upkeep
of an inmate in their pris-ons
will be only one third
of what it costs in a state
prison Profits of course
vvill not suffer
"The present time demands
as never before the wisdom
tenacity and hard vvork needed
to prevent nuclear war"
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content Notably clashes
vvith the police have be-come
more frequent Hov-vever
the blame for ali this
is being laid at the door of
the Black population These
people are supposedly ter-nb- le criminals thieves and
bandits A Home Office re-po- rt
on crime says quite
openly that it is chiefly
Blacks who are responsible
for the "disproportionately
large numDer oi cnmes
committed in the streets of
London The report mdi-cdi- es
that the victims of
these crimes are for the
most part Asian im-migra- nts
So ali their mis-fortun- es
stem from the
Blacks
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