Castanet - Oct 12, 2017 / 7:29 pm | Story: 209030
Photo: The Canadian Press
The federal government has instructed the Canada Revenue Agency to remove a controversial tax policy interpretation that would have seen employees taxed for discounts they get at work.
To calm a growing controversy, National Revenue Minister Diane Lebouthillier directed the CRA on Wednesday to remove from its website the new wording at the heart of the debate — at least until the change has been reviewed.
Lebouthillier's decision to restore the old wording came after strong objections from the business community.
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