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Higher tax revenues push Ontario deficit down to $13.5-billion, finance minister says

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Vic Fedeli released Ontario’s 2018-19 third-quarter finances today and says the higher revenues show the government’s plan is working

 

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'But, but those damn revenues! They are diluting my false deficit totals, bringing them closer to that pesky financial bureaucrat's accurate figures. Furthermore it is happening despite my inaction and without my influence or credit.'

That happens when you inflate the deficit in the first place.

It's almost as if slightly increasing taxes on wealthy corporations and the wealthiest 1% of Ontarians is good way to generate revenue without hurting the economy.

Dang revenuers!

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