I guess I don't GET IT, certainly the receiver or the consumer pays the tax. Does he pay more for the goods because of the tax if the goods are produced in Bonnyville and shipped to Wainwright or if they are produced in Hamilton and shipped to Wainwright?
This is your point, the fuel tax is unfair because someone out west pays more tax on goods manufactured in Ontario. You seem to think that removing the tax on goods shipped out west would be fair to the manufacturer in Bonnyville.
Alternatively if the tax is removed completely then the ratio of cost to the consumer in Ontario and the one in Alberta would be pretty much the same.
This is your point, the fuel tax is unfair because someone out west pays more tax on goods manufactured in Ontario. You seem to think that removing the tax on goods shipped out west would be fair to the manufacturer in Bonnyville.
Alternatively if the tax is removed completely then the ratio of cost to the consumer in Ontario and the one in Alberta would be pretty much the same.
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