Five things for Saskatchewan cities from the 2023 provincial budget

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Five things for Saskatchewan cities from the 2023 provincial budget
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The provincial revenue-sharing model distributes the equivalent of 0.75 per cent of one point on the provincial sales tax. This year’s budget projects PST revenue of $2.7 billion, up by about $276 million, or just over 11 per cent, compared to last year’s budget.While cities will doubtless be thankful for the added revenue-sharing money, they are likely to remain irked at how much of it they give back in taxes.

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