Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: The government is claiming that the agency will provide better, more cost effective service to the public, to business, to the provinces and territories by bringing about tax harmonization with the provinces and therefore huge tax savings resulting from the elimination of such things as duplication and overlaps in tax administration among various levels of government.
The government agency will not allow duplication and overlaps in taxes. 
The tax cut plan that is being proposed is still better than the system currently in place for everyone affected, regardless of distribution. 
The government agency will not allow duplicated taxes
the Rowell-Sirois commission suggested a way of increasing revenues for provinces without them needing to increase taxes too high
Poorer provinces could use the National adjustment grants to stop rises in taxation.
tax collection from the canadian people should be fair and quick
tax collection from the canadian people should be fair and fast
Education means that we have a big tax cut surplus.
The tax cuts will eventually be amended to be more fair to everyone overall.
The richest provinces have lost billions in tax revenue they could have used for their medicare programs. 
The minister of finance wants to give tax relief to all Canadian families. 
tax collection from the canadian people should be fair and slow
Tax relief should be prioritized.
A smaller government is more efficent
Different provinces have different levels of taxation 
Russia's State Taxation Service is increasing in efficiency. 
tax collection from the canadian people should be fair and accurate
Oil companies in Texas would pay less in taxes if the tax cut happens
Economic integration will overcome border effects.
They are calling for reduced taxes.
One percent of Americans had to pay 89 billion dollars less than they would have to pay if there would be no tax cut, so they got to keep a lot more money
The tax code is more fair according to the speaker
The government claims that the public and businesses are not paying their fair share of taxes
The government claims the public and businesses will suffer from worse services and higher taxes
the government sees only one viable revenue source