Saskatchewan Election 2020: Party Leaders' Survey

Saskatchewan's provincial election took place on October 26^th.

The Saskatchewan Party was re-elected on October 26^th. Before the election, CFIB sent out the 2020 Leaders' Survey on Small Business Priorities to all Party Leaders to find out where they stand on issues important to your business including taxation, spending, red tape, employment and training.

In particular, CFIB is pleased the Saskatchewan Party and Premier Moe committed to:

Temporarily reduce the small business corporate income tax rate from two per cent to zero, beginning Oct 1, 2020;
Reduce SaskPower bills by 10 per cent for one year for all SaskPower customers;
Balance the budget by 2024 – without tax increases or reductions in programs and services;
Continue expanding reliable connectivity across Saskatchewan; and
Continue reducing red tape across all sectors wherever possible.

For more information on these important business issues, please visit CFIB's Saskatchewan Election 2020 webpage.

Candidate Responses:

Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Green Party

Saskatchewan New Democratic Party

Saskatchewan Party

Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan (DID NOT RESPOND)

Saskatchewan Liberal Party (DID NOT RESPOND)

Saskatchewan Election 2020: Party Leaders' Survey

Saskatchewan's provincial election took place on October 26^th.

Candidate Responses:

Deliver needed small business tax relief to help economic recovery:

Spend sustainably:

Strategic investments:

Reduce red tape for small businesses:

Employment & training:

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Saskatchewan's provincial election took place on October 26th.

Candidate Responses:

Deliver needed small business tax relief to help economic recovery:

Spend sustainably:

Strategic investments:

Reduce red tape for small businesses:

Employment & training:

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What is your plan to deliver immediate provincial tax relief for small businesses to help speed up Saskatchewan’s economic recovery?

Will you introduce a plan to reduce Saskatchewan’s small business corporate income tax rate from 2% to 0% on the first $600,000 of annual business income?

Do you support giving municipalities new taxation powers (e.g. local fuel, income or sales taxes)?

Will you oppose any federal government measures to continue increasing Canada Pension Plan (CPP) premiums, Employment Insurance premiums and carbon tax rates over the next four years?

What is your plan to balance the budget and when will this happen?

Will you commit to limit annual spending increases to rate of GDP growth?

What is your plan to improve access to high speed internet across Saskatchewan?

Will you increase annual spending on crime prevention across the province?

What is your plan to reduce red tape for small businesses?

What is your plan to better prepare graduates to meet the needs of small businesses?

Will you commit to not increase Saskatchewan’s minimum wage to $15.00 per hour?

What is your plan to help the province’s low-income earners? (e.g. introduce an income tax credit for low-income earners such as no PIT paid under $25,000 on a graduated basis)

Saskatchewan's provincial election took place on October 26^th.