The First Nations Tax Commission is supporting First Nations telling their stories about growing their local economies through implementing property jurisdiction. Two new initiatives are underway to create an...
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The 2014 Federal Budget has made it clear that any meaningful increases in funding for First Nation governments will have to come from the development of First Nations revenue...
Commissioner Ken Marsh is a property tax manager from Alberta with more than 26 years experience managing property valuation and taxation. Mr. Marsh’s background in property taxation includes technical...
In June 2013, the FNTC approved changes to the Standards for First Nation Business Activity Tax (BAT) Laws to accommodate laws made for the taxation of oil and gas...
On June 28, 1988, the “Kamloops Amendment” (Bill C-115) received Royal Assent. With the full support of all parties in Parliament, it was the first ever First Nation-led change...
In order to keep pace with the First Nation tax system requirements, the FNTC made several changes to their Standards and Policy for laws and by-laws governing annual expenditures...
We are entering into the time of year when First Nations begin to prepare their audits. For taxing First Nations, this includes preparing for an audit of the local...
The First Nations Fiscal and Statistical Management Act (FSMA), which assented on March 23, 2005, has been renamed the First Nations Fiscal Management Act (FNFMA) effective April 1, 2013. ...
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Commissioner Lester Lafond: Building Saskatchewan First Nation Economies
In recent years, interest in First Nation property taxation has grown significantly across the country, and no other province exemplifies that more than Saskatchewan. With approximately 20% of Saskatchewan’s...
In December 2012, the FNTC approved several changes to the FNTC Expenditure Law Standards for expenditure laws made under the FSMA. The changes are intended to improve transparency, provide...
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