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Il y a deux jours, les Québécois ont élu un gouvernement libéral. J’ai dépouillé pour vous le programme électoral de Charest pour voir si quelque chose s’applique à nous. Voila ce que j’ai trouvé :« Nous appuierons l’entrepreneurship féminin en ajoutant 5 millions $ aux organismes de soutien, de capitalisation et de démarrage d’entreprises au féminin (ORSEF) »
Puisque la presque totalité d’entre nous (on salue Daniel) sommes des femmes, nos entreprises pourraient se prévaloir de cet aide. Mais bon, 5 millions, ce n’est la mer à boire…
La deuxième mesure est plus intéressante peut-être :
« Nous éliminerons la TVQ sur l’ensemble des produits culturels québécois afin de favoriser la consommation de produits culturels québécois, CD, DVD, billets de spectacle et de cinéma, oeuvres d’arts visuels, etc. »
En espérant que les produits de l’artisanat soient inclus dans l’expression « produits culturels québécois », cette mesure devrait stimuler la consommation de nos créations. Celles d’entre nous qui sont tenues de charger des taxes pourront ainsi augmenter leur marge de profit.
Maintenant, vous savez comme moi ce que valent les promesses électorales...
Camille / SetCarré
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M. Charest commitments
Two days ago, Quebecois has elected a liberal government. I have been through Charest’s electoral platform looking for commitments that applied for us. Let see what I have found:
“We will contribute to women entrepreneurship by providing an additional $5 million to support, capitalization and start-up organizations that assist women who launch a business (ORSEF)”
Since almost all of us are women (say hi to Daniel), our business might se take advantage of this. But, hey, 5 millions, not a big deal!
I think that second commitment is more interesting:
“We will abolish the QST on all Quebec cultural products to promote the consumption of items such as CDs, DVDs, film and show tickets, visual art works, etc.
Hopefully, craft creations will be considered as “Quebec cultural products”. That politic should stimulate people to buy our creations. Some of us who have to charge taxes can increase their profit margin.
Now, you know, what's a political promise worth?
M. Charest commitments
Two days ago, Quebecois has elected a liberal government. I have been through Charest’s electoral platform looking for commitments that applied for us. Let see what I have found:
“We will contribute to women entrepreneurship by providing an additional $5 million to support, capitalization and start-up organizations that assist women who launch a business (ORSEF)”
Since almost all of us are women (say hi to Daniel), our business might se take advantage of this. But, hey, 5 millions, not a big deal!
I think that second commitment is more interesting:
“We will abolish the QST on all Quebec cultural products to promote the consumption of items such as CDs, DVDs, film and show tickets, visual art works, etc.
Hopefully, craft creations will be considered as “Quebec cultural products”. That politic should stimulate people to buy our creations. Some of us who have to charge taxes can increase their profit margin.
Now, you know, what's a political promise worth?
Camille / SetCarré
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