B.C. implements employer health tax

Province joins likes of Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Quebec

B.C. implements employer health tax
On Jan. 1, B.C.'s provincial government implemented an employer health tax. It applies to employers whose annual B.C. payroll exceeds $500,000. Credit: poemnist (Shutterstock)

Beginning this month, employers in British Columbia will have to adjust to a new payroll tax.

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