1 HANDOUT alltogethernow.nupge.ca. 2 A national campaign to: 1. Defend public employees 2. Promote public services 3. Fight for tax fairness.

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1 HANDOUT alltogethernow.nupge.ca

2 A national campaign to: 1. Defend public employees 2. Promote public services 3. Fight for tax fairness

3 We’re facing: Tough collective bargaining Cuts to public services

4 How did we get to this point? September 2008 the financial sector crashes causing an economic crisis around the world

5 The public sector didn’t cause this economic crisis

6 Public services support families and communities every day

7 We don’t have a spending problem

8 Total government spending in Canada % share of economy % share of economy Source: OECD in figures 2009

9 RankCountryYear Japan36% 2United States37% 3Canada39% 4Germany44% 5United Kingdom45% 6Italy48% 7France54% G7 Countries: Total government expenditures as a percent of GDP Source: OECD Economic Outlook No. 84, December 2008

10 We don’t have a deficit problem

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12 We have a revenue problem

tax revenue 36% of GDP 2008 tax revenue 33% of GDP Source: OECD in figures 2009 A revenue problem $50 billion in lost revenue per year

14 Source: OECD in figures 2009 Where does Canada rank? 10 th lowest in the OECD Below OECD average of 36% Way below EU average of 40%

15  Less money to invest in public services that families rely on  Less money to improve wages and working conditions of public employees

16 We have a revenue problem BECAUSE we have a tax fairness problem

17 TAX FAIRNESS FACT #1: The richest Canadians are not paying their fair share From 1990 to 2005: The total tax rate went up for lowest income Canadians and went down for the richest 1% The richest 1% of Canadians now pay a lower total tax rate than the poorest 10% Source: Marc Lee, CCPA November 2007, Eroding Tax Fairness 1990 – 2005

18 1.Total tax rate up for poorest, down for the top 1% 2. Richest 1% lower total tax rate than the poorest 10% Source: Marc Lee, CCPA November 2007, Eroding Tax Fairness 1990 – 2005

19 TAX FAIRNESS FACT #2: Canada leading the race to the bottom on corporate tax cuts

20 TAX FAIRNESS 1. Governments should make the richest 1% of Canadians pay their fair share 2. Governments should stop the irresponsible corporate tax cuts

21 If not us, who? If not now, when?

22 alltogethernow.nupge.ca Book this presentation for other meetings and learn how to deliver it yourself Read and sign the proclamation for public services and tax fairness Watch our latest videos Tell us why you believe in public services and tax fairness Download information and learn more about tax fairness Follow the campaign on Twitter and Facebook

23 Please sign the equality pledge

24 alltogethernow.nupge.ca