BC's Speculation Tax Faces Admin Hurdles
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British Columbias speculation and vacancy tax faces admin challenges, with a backlog of $300 million and a compliance system criticized for weak tools and a five-year backlog. The tax, aimed at empty homes, has added long-term rentals but struggles with unique quirks, rushed rollout, and pandemic disruptions. Auditors call for better audits, fraud checks, and data tools. The ministry is implementing automation and machine learning for audits, but the taxs effectiveness in curbing empty homes remains uncertain.
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