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By STEWART MacLEOD MONTREAL (CH—In a pres- entation that clearly fascinated “the royal commission on taxa-i tion. a company executive of-j fered a radical plan for. clipping the wi‘gs of man- agement and turning over more investment control to average

Canadians.

Frank . Ca on. vice-presi- dent of Dupont of Canada Lim- ited and a chartered account- ant. appeared before the six man commission as a privrte individual “and 'an average

.Canadian . . . very much con- cerned about the future of our country.

Corporation taxes should be eliminated, said Mr. Capon. The accumulated profits of companr ies should be heavily taxed. More shares should be spread through Canadian households. and these shareholders should have a bigger voice in future investment.

Unless more Canadians were allowed to take part in capital investment "our people will have to rely more and more on .sociaiistic handouts."

ENCOURAGES SPENDING He told the commission, headed by Toronto chartered

,accountant K e n n e t h Carter.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. April 27. 1968.

Executive Suggests Plan

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‘that the corporation tax now tional Council of Women which

results in industrial inefficiency lavish spending and astronomi- cal salaries.

Because firms paid roughly 50 per cent of their incomes to the revenue department, they looked on $1 as being worth 50 cents.

“Expense-account living. eluding travel. ships,

in- club member- company pi a n e s and

cars. lavish offices and all the need

other paraphenalia of business life today are based on the premise that the net cost after taxes is insignificant."

Mr. Capcn said many of his views would probably not be shared by his company. When Commissioner D o n a ld Grant said some of Mr. Capon's views differed from those expressed by the Canadian Institute of

Chartered Accountants last week in Ottawa. Mr. Capon said, I guess I am a rebel there, too ”

Before the hearing started. Mr. Carter said he arose an hour earlier in the morning so he could read the brief a third time. "Everytime I read it I find myself more in line with some of your thoughts." he told Mr. Capon.

The commission also re- ceived a brief from the Na-

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

'rignl‘i no; schools It- . .mded the teachers convention l l“ Charlottetown.

‘ Gerald McCarthy who is cm i m : played in Charlottetown spent the 1; Easter holidays with his parents l :Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McCarthy.

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Fishermen are busy in this area building and will their lobster traps for the sign 1;! the fis season on . A number of teachers from mph mammning of the grout *season on Monday. [amount of trout were reported called for amendments to the i caught. Estate Tax Act so pensions and1 A road sale in aid of the Tig- annuities won't have to be taxed nish home and school associat- ai their capitalized value. . ion was held in the cooperative i In effect. said the brief. it i grocery store on Saturday after- imeans that a widow must pay I goon. Joseph Dorsey was the estate tax on capital she hasilucky winner of the lottery not received and since she must i draw_ ’ also pay income tax on-most ofi Ma's, Dorm acute. nurse m. it. . is subject to double;tpaining at city hospital. Char- taxation at a time when Sherlnttetown. spent Easter with her 5 the money most. parents Mr. and Mrs, Hector Estate tax must be paid ofvaoute. in Six years Miss Marlyn MacDonald who The 700.000-member council is employed in Charlottetown, also said that one-half of thespent Easter with her paren ;estate left by a deceased hus-iMl'. and Mrs. Earl MacDonald band should be regarded asnrignish, ' belonging to the in! Mm. J.A. MacDonald and recognition of her contribution 1 daughter Ernestine. Kensington to the marriage partnership." attended the funeral of Mrs. Only .000 w can be Kenneth Fraser that was held deducted for taxation purposes. in Tignish Monday morning.

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