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B-6 Montreal, Wednesday, June 26, 1985 Warn, then prosecute tax cheats: consultant IE) project to test different methods of dealing with the underground economy and hiring of additional staff. It would be preceded by an education program in which the public would be told how those who don't pay their fair share of taxes contribute to the burden of those who do. The next move would be to take a soft approach with first offenders caught evading tax. Penalties limited Because they may feel what they were doing was not wrong, they would not be charged with tax evasion and penalties would be limited U1.U.IIM..UI.W MM II I insj(B By PETER COWAN Southam News OTTAWA Revenue Canada should first warn those who earn untaxed income in the underground economy their behavior is wrong, then lower the boom on cheats, a consultant recommended yesterday. The call for action against the underground economy, where people provide services for unreported cash or goods and services, is a central recommendation of a review of Ftevenue Canada's taxation branch by Woods Gordon, a management consulting group.

The report, tabled in the House of Commons yesterday by Revenue Minister Perrin Beatty, claims many participants in the underground economy know their activities are acceptable to society. "Not many people think that babysitters, student gardeners and snow-shovellers should pay tax on their earnings. 'Poorly paid' "Some might feel more strongly about cleaning ladies, waiters and taxi drivers. What about produce vendors and other part-time workers? There is a perception that most of these people are poorly paid and that it would be unfair to impose income tax on them," the report says. W.

A. Farlinger, the Woods Gordon partner who prepared the report, recommends a departmental study on the size and makeup of the underground economy. Farlinger also suggests a pilot The Gazette is available at many vacation spots. Look for a Gazette location near your summer destination and plan to keep in touch with news from home. Plan for independence drives B.C.

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Boudrean Store, 141 Charlotte St. Green Gables Store, 75 Wellesley St. Market Smoke Shop, 1 Market Square Harbour Smoke Gift Shop, 1 Market Square TRACADIE Roussell Pharmacy 3505 Principal St. VANCOUVER (CP) British Columbia government social workers thought Edmond Saucier needed experience in independent living before he turned 19. So Saucier wound up living in a disused bus with only $20 a week for food and clothing.

"That's real independent living, isn't it?" observed provincial court Judge Lawrence Brahan after hearing Saucier's story when he pleaded guilty to committing three break-ins. Saucier, 18, told police he committed the crimes to get food or money for food. A probation report said Saucier has been a ward of government agencies "since the day of his birth." 10 cnarging interest on what they owe. "Small repeat offenders would still be prosecuted to the full extent of the law," says the report. Rolf Mirus, an economist at the University of Alberta, has produced studies estimating "the invisible economy" was 14.5 per cent of Canada's gross national product in 1980, or more than $42 billion in economic activity.

The Farlinger study was commissioned by then Liberal revenue minister Pierre Bussieres after his department came under attack for abusive practices. The abuses were highlighted in public hearings by a Conservative task force headed by Beatty. The report, which cost more than $1.5 million, recommends a number of moves to improve the department's internal operations, but recognizes Beatty has implemented many essential reforms since becoming revenue minister. Because he would be on his own when he turned 19, social workers decided he should get some experience in living on his own. Court was told they cancelled the agreement with his foster parents and entered into one with Saucier.

Under the agreement, he received $325 a month. He would live in a bus which he would rent from his former foster father for $100 a month. But the court was told that he had to pay $140 a month to have somewhere to park the bus, leaving him with $85 a month for all his other needs, including food. Brahan placed Saucier on two years' probation with his probation officer to approve Saucier's living arrangements. May 10, 1985 hat A MAN CAN: The Lennox HPI6 and the Legend II Heat PumDS are Sears Travel Service is happy to present you the winner of $1 ,000 giveaway from the promotional contest 'Europe'.

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Chaleur Enterprises, 157 Roseberry St. Smith Sundries, 88 Roseberry St. Book Mart, City Centre Mall, 137 Water St. CHATHAM Joe's Corner Store, 324 Water St. DALHOUSIE Clifford Pharmacy, 389 William St.

Chester Miller Store, 473 Victoria St Gerry's Canteen, 493 Victoria St. Steven's Variety, 366 Gray St DIEPPE J. E. Maillet, 64 Champlain Roger Cormier Convenience Store, 312 Champlain St Busy Bee Variety, 281 Amirault St. Buyer's Beacon, Champlain Mall Dieppe Metro Mall, 529 Regis St.

Guy St. Pierre's Texaco, 566 Paul St. DOUGLASTOWN Book Mart, Northumberland Square Mall FREDERICTON Mazzuca's Variety. 79 York St. Pick Puff, York Plaza Diplomat Hotel, 225 Woodstock Road Smoke Shop, Fredericton Mall Smoke Shop, U.N.B.

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