Cute. Every time there is some response to the bill doctors are named as objectors. Well in Ontario doctors couldn't incorporate until somewhere in this century, as a-posed to other professions. Doctors who wor/worked on a fee for services basis as was the only option for many years, in other words you only get paid if see a patient and bill for the visit. So like many other self employed people no work no pay, no vacation pay not even the mandatory 2 weeks and 9 days of statutory pay that the rest of the work force gets as manditory the they punch their first time clock . The doctors pay both their cpp and ei and the employer portion. Doctors who run a small business, I.e. Pay rent, lease printers, buy paper, pens in short office supplies - phone bills and pay all the hst but when they bill OHIP their key income source they cannot bill HST for the service rendered therefore cannot claim an hst refund for the office. So they pay an additional tax no other small business pays/carries.