New Brunswick Finance News Releases
Finance and Treasury Board
Updated: 18 min 54 sec ago
Capital budget invests $597.1 million to spur job creation, economic growth
The provincial government’s 2015-16 capital budget totals $597.1 million, an increase over the previous year in support of strategic infrastructure investments which will create jobs and properly repair and maintain existing infrastructure.
Property taxes for business to return to 2012 provincial rates
Legislation was introduced today to amend the Real Property Tax Act to return provincial property taxes for New Brunswick businesses to the 2012 rate to help improve the province’s fiscal situation.
Property taxes for business to return to 2012 provincial rates
Legislation was introduced today to amend the Real Property Tax Act to return provincial property taxes for New Brunswick businesses to the 2012 rate to help improve the province’s fiscal situation.
Property taxes for business to return to 2012 provincial rates
Legislation was introduced today to amend the Real Property Tax Act to return provincial property taxes for New Brunswick businesses to the 2012 rate to help improve the province’s fiscal situation.
Legislation introduced to reduce small business taxes
Legislation was introduced today to decrease small business income taxes in New Brunswick beginning Jan. 1, 2015.
Legislation introduced to reduce small business taxes
Legislation was introduced today to decrease small business income taxes in New Brunswick beginning Jan. 1, 2015.
Legislation introduced to reduce small business taxes
Legislation was introduced today to decrease small business income taxes in New Brunswick beginning Jan. 1, 2015.
Fiscal update shows slightly improved deficit despite increased spending
The provincial government today released its fiscal update for the second quarter of 2014-15.
Fiscal update shows slightly improved deficit despite increased spending
The provincial government today released its fiscal update for the second quarter of 2014-15.
Fiscal update shows slightly improved deficit despite increased spending
The provincial government today released its fiscal update for the second quarter of 2014-15.
Gambling prevalence study gets underway
New Brunswickers will be asked to participate in a government telephone survey for the purpose of examining the prevalence of gambling and problem gambling in the province.
Gambling prevalence study gets underway
New Brunswickers will be asked to participate in a government telephone survey for the purpose of examining the prevalence of gambling and problem gambling in the province.
Gambling prevalence study gets underway
New Brunswickers will be asked to participate in a government telephone survey for the purpose of examining the prevalence of gambling and problem gambling in the province.
Province to celebrate Small Business Saturday
New Brunswickers are encouraged to support their local small businesses on Oct. 25 which is designated as Small Business Saturday.
Province to celebrate Small Business Saturday
New Brunswickers are encouraged to support their local small businesses on Oct. 25 which is designated as Small Business Saturday.
Province to celebrate Small Business Saturday
New Brunswickers are encouraged to support their local small businesses on Oct. 25 which is designated as Small Business Saturday.
Small business taxes to go down on Jan. 1
Premier Brian Gallant announced today that small business income taxes will decrease to four per cent from four-and-a-half per cent on Jan. 1, 2015.
Small business taxes to go down on Jan. 1
Premier Brian Gallant announced today that small business income taxes will decrease to four per cent from four-and-a-half per cent on Jan. 1, 2015.
Small business taxes to go down on Jan. 1
Premier Brian Gallant announced today that small business income taxes will decrease to four per cent from four-and-a-half per cent on Jan. 1, 2015.
Board members for pension plan appointed
The provincial government and the New Brunswick Teachers Federation have each appointed four members to the board of trustees for the New Brunswick Teachers’ Pension Plan.
