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Canada Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Agri-business Banks & Finance Budgets & Public Finance Business Issues Economic Development Elections Labour Policy Regulation & Paperburden Social Policy Tax Policy Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon		Nova Scotia – Tax Policy The big money ‘creeping’ out of your wallet April 1, 2011 Nova Scotians pay some of the highest taxes in the country. One of the reasons is because Nova Scotia doesn't index its personal income tax system to inflation, even though government had committed to do just that in 2011. This means Nova Scotians get hit with a hidden tax increase every year, courtesy of inflation, known as 'bracket creep'.


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