New Brunswick Finance News Releases
Finance and Treasury Board
Updated: 10 min 7 sec ago
Proposed property tax reductions will not proceed due to impact of COVID-19
In light of the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government will not proceed with the proposed property tax reductions contained in the 2020-2021 Budget.
Proposed property tax reductions will not proceed due to impact of COVID-19
In light of the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government will not proceed with the proposed property tax reductions contained in the 2020-2021 Budget.
Proposed property tax reductions will not proceed due to impact of COVID-19
In light of the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government will not proceed with the proposed property tax reductions contained in the 2020-2021 Budget.
Fiscal and economic update
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government has released an economic and fiscal update showing a significant change in New Brunswick’s financial outlook compared to the path outlined in the 2020-21 budget.
Fiscal and economic update
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government has released an economic and fiscal update showing a significant change in New Brunswick’s financial outlook compared to the path outlined in the 2020-21 budget.
Fiscal and economic update
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government has released an economic and fiscal update showing a significant change in New Brunswick’s financial outlook compared to the path outlined in the 2020-21 budget.
Applications for low-income seniors’ benefit available April 1
Applications for the 2020 Low-income Seniors' Benefit will be available on April 1.
Applications for low-income seniors’ benefit available April 1
Applications for the 2020 Low-income Seniors' Benefit will be available on April 1.
Applications for low-income seniors’ benefit available April 1
Applications for the 2020 Low-income Seniors' Benefit will be available on April 1.
Budget passes with the co-operation of all parties in the legislative assembly
The 2020-21 provincial budget was passed today. The vote came after members from the recognized political parties in the legislative assembly unanimously decided to accelerate it. This decision was a result of the evolving situation the province is facing due to COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus).
Budget passes with the co-operation of all parties in the legislative assembly
The 2020-21 provincial budget was passed today. The vote came after members from the recognized political parties in the legislative assembly unanimously decided to accelerate it. This decision was a result of the evolving situation the province is facing due to COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus).
Budget passes with the co-operation of all parties in the legislative assembly
The 2020-21 provincial budget was passed today. The vote came after members from the recognized political parties in the legislative assembly unanimously decided to accelerate it. This decision was a result of the evolving situation the province is facing due to COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus).
Amendments introduced to reduce gasoline and motive fuel taxes
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today at the legislative assembly which would result in New Brunswickers paying 4.63 cents per litre less for gasoline and 6.05 cents less per litre for motive fuel as of April 1.
Amendments introduced to reduce gasoline and motive fuel taxes
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today at the legislative assembly which would result in New Brunswickers paying 4.63 cents per litre less for gasoline and 6.05 cents less per litre for motive fuel as of April 1.
Amendments introduced to reduce gasoline and motive fuel taxes
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today at the legislative assembly which would result in New Brunswickers paying 4.63 cents per litre less for gasoline and 6.05 cents less per litre for motive fuel as of April 1.
2020-21 budget: Responsible management leads to strategic investments, tax reductions, and decrease in net debt
The provincial government tabled today a $10.2 billion 2020-21 budget designed to strike a balance among lowering the debt, addressing priority areas and putting money back into the pockets of New Brunswickers.
2020-21 budget: Responsible management leads to strategic investments, tax reductions, and decrease in net debt
The provincial government tabled today a $10.2 billion 2020-21 budget designed to strike a balance among lowering the debt, addressing priority areas and putting money back into the pockets of New Brunswickers.
2020-21 budget: Responsible management leads to strategic investments, tax reductions, and decrease in net debt
The provincial government tabled today a $10.2 billion 2020-21 budget designed to strike a balance among lowering the debt, addressing priority areas and putting money back into the pockets of New Brunswickers.
Third-quarter results project surplus of $97.8 million
The provincial government has released third-quarter results for the 2019-20 fiscal year which show a projected surplus of $97.8 million. These results show an improvement compared with the 2019-20 second-quarter results of $88.1 million, and the budgeted surplus of $23.1 million.
Third-quarter results project surplus of $97.8 million
The provincial government has released third-quarter results for the 2019-20 fiscal year which show a projected surplus of $97.8 million. These results show an improvement compared with the 2019-20 second-quarter results of $88.1 million, and the budgeted surplus of $23.1 million.
