B4 - Wednesday, February 29, 1984 - North Shore News

Ei business

Some budget positives

ALTHOUGH he welcomed
many of the changes propos-
ed in the Federal Budget,
Roman Evancic, President of
the Certified General Ac-
countants Association of
British Columbia, expressed
concern about the lack of im-
mediate solutions to many of
Canada’s pressing economic
problems.

‘*The lack of concrete pro-
grams for job creation and
investment incentives for the
private sector, especially

GEORGE CADMAN, Better
Business Bureau President,
last week announced that the
Bureau will reduce staff by
approximately 20% in
March. ‘‘We expect this staff
reduction to be temporary,’’
said Cadman. ‘‘The disap-
pointing results of our
membership drive coupled
with our failure to obtain any
financial assistance from the

small business, were a major

disappointment,’’ according
to Evancic.

Proposals to simplify some
of the tax rules affecting
small business did not meet
with CGA approval.

**Our Association is par-
ucularly concerned about the

problems faced by small
business throughout this
country,’’ Evancic§ said.

‘‘Any more to simplify the
tax rules which affect their
operations is welcome, but in

B forced

Provincial Government have
made this action necessary.

“‘Staff duties will be re-
allocated to ensure that our
services to the general public
and our members are af-
fected as little as possible. We
will maintain our usual office
hours.”’

‘“‘In 1983 we answered
62,000 enquiries and
mediated or arbitrated over

our view the proposals do not
go far enough in reducing the
number of complex regula-
tions which make operating a
small business so difficult in
the current economic
climate.”’

Proposed changes in the
regulations affecting the far-
ming community were also

crete proposals to offset the
devastating effects of Section
31 of the Income Tax Act.
“*Solidifying the tax free
transfer rules for the family
farm and the provision for
the rollover of a maximum of
$210,000 into an RRSP are
positive steps,’? Evancic said,
“*however, we would have
preferred to see more specific

welcomed by the Certified action taken to help farmers.

General Accountants
Association, although Mr.
Evancic expressed disap-
pointment at the lack of con-

2,800 complaints. We an-
ticipate even greater demand
for our services in 1984,’’ he
said.

Cadman said, ‘“‘We will
continue to provide these ser-
vices - there is no other
Organization which is equip-
ped to do so. The failure of
the business community to
respond to our request for in-

to squeez

The government’s propos-
ed mortgage program and
proposed ‘changes to the
Canada Pension system were.

creased support, however,
will no doubt impair the
delivery of service, even if
only on a temporary basis.’’

The Better Business
Bureau’s sub-offices in
Kamloops and Kelowna,
operated in co-operation with
the Chambers of Commerce
will continue in operation for
the time being. The member-
ship drive continues.

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also areas singled out by the
CGA President for special
comment.

‘*There is no question that
an overhaul of the Canada
Pension system is long over-
due,”’ Evancic said. ‘‘What
concerns us is the govern-
ment’s time frame in ap-

‘proaching this problem. It re-

quires immediate examina-
tion and revision, not a vague
promise of future action.”’

As far-as- the proposed
mortgage program is conern-
ed, it will provide little
benefit for most home-
owners, according to Evan-
cic. He noted that the new
benefits can be best achieved
only through long term mor-
tgages, uncommon in today’s
marketplace.

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