Leadership for a Stronger Economy Toward Self-Sufficiency On March 17, 2009, Finance Minister Victor Boudreau tabled the 2009-2010 Budget. The main components of the budget are: A four-year plan to return to balanced budgets; $1.2 billion for infrastructure and support for businesses; The Plan for Lower Taxes in New Brunswick; Investing in priorities including health and education; And responsible management of government expenditures. Speech The Plan For Lower Taxes In New Brunswick News release NB Economy Main Estimates Personal Income Tax Tables    New Brunswick Provincial Income Tax Savings Compared to 2008    Interprovincial Tax Comparisons (2008 & 2012) New Brunswick Provincial Income Tax Savings Calculator

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2009-2010 Capital Estimates Finance Minister Victor Boudreau unveiled the 2009-2010 Capital Budget on December 9, 2008. The capital budget for 2009-2010 will total $661.4 million reflecting the largest capital investment in the province’s history. The 2009-2010 capital estimates provide details on the first year of an historic two-year capital investment plan that will exceed $1.2 billion. The two-year capital investment plan is a major component of the government’s recently announced economic stimulus package that will generate jobs, income and personal spending, position the province for recovery from the current economic slowdown and move our self-sufficiency agenda forward. Click on the following for more information: Speech Capital Estimates News release Note: Documents in the Adobe format (PDF) require the Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded from the Adobe Homepage

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