Advised by academic economists, we  periodically remind Québec Municipal  Authorities of the equitable formulation of fixed-property taxes to protect  their constituent property-owners &  renters from abusive real-estate deals. 

We also notify provincial political leaders of the greater public benefit derived from taxing natural-resources, at the same time eliminating   inequitable taxes on personal labour & commercial initiative.

The same economists also advise our research on tax policies which enable governments to realise their legitimate intentions equitably.  Our data confirm the singular equitable tax-base to be "Situation Value of landsites for residential & commercial built-properties, and particularly for when  found to contain a natural resource.”

Since 1964 a total of 17 small towns in Pennsylvania apply this ethical method of taxing fixed-property  (recently   enjoyiing its incumbent protection against real-estate gambling). They were convinced by the enduring  successful record of London,U.K.  -  Durban,S.Africa  -  Melbourne,Australia  -  Christchurch,New Zealand.