Name: Ontario Cannabis Tax Systems
Price: 119 CAD

What You'll Learn

check_circleAnalyze Ontario's municipal infrastructure deficit.

check_circleEvaluate cannabis taxation as a revenue solution.

check_circleCompare different cannabis taxation methods.

check_circleAssess the impact of THC-based taxation.

check_circleFormulate policy recommendations for cannabis tax.

About This Course

Welcome to "Ontario Cannabis Tax Systems," a comprehensive course dissecting the intricate relationship between municipal finance, public infrastructure, and the evolving legalized cannabis market in Ontario. This course addresses a critical policy question: can cannabis taxation revenues genuinely bridge the significant municipal infrastructure funding deficit, or is "Pot for Potholes" merely a catchy slogan?

You will gain a sophisticated understanding of how tax policy intersects with public health, market economics, and municipal asset management. We explore the limitations of relying solely on property taxes to fund Ontario's staggering $4.9 billion annual infrastructure shortfall and rigorously compare potential revenue solutions.

Key learning outcomes include:

Understanding the scale and complexities of Ontario's municipal infrastructure deficit, including the impact of aging assets, urban sprawl, fiscal downloading, and rising cost pressures.
Analyzing the current cannabis taxation framework, including federal and provincial excise duties, adjustment taxes, and HST, and evaluating its revenue potential against municipal needs.
Comparing cannabis taxation as a revenue tool against a 1% HST increase and the uploading of education property taxes to the province, using criteria such as fairness, tax base mobility, reliability, transparency, and ease of administration.
Delving into the technical structures of cannabis pricing, including advanced economic analysis of 'Ad valorem' versus specific taxation methods, and the implications of taxing based on grams of flower versus milligrams of THC.
Examining the impact of different tax bases on market dynamics and public health outcomes, particularly concerning high-potency cannabis products.
Formulating informed recommendations for reforming cannabis taxation to align fiscal policy with public health objectives and enhance revenue generation potential.

By the end of this course, you will possess the expertise to evaluate, critique, and propose effective fiscal strategies for sustainable municipal infrastructure and public health in the context of the cannabis industry.

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