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Capital gains changes have Canadians rushing to get ‘affairs in order’Starting June 25, the inclusion rate for taxable capital gains will increase to 67 per cent for individuals realizing more than $250,000 in capital gains annually.MoneyJun 24
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Family cottages and the impact the capital gains tax changes could haveWith the increase in the capital gains inclusion rate moving forward, those with family cottages are facing a larger tax bill when they pass it on to family or sell for retirement.CanadaJun 13
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Liberals introduce capital gains tax changes. Here’s what to knowProposed changes to how Canadians' capital gains are taxed have been tabled in the House of Commons. Here's what to know about the bill and the controversy.PoliticsJun 10
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Capital gains tax changes approved in House of Commons, Conservatives opposeThe Conservatives have not previously stated their position on the government's plan to increase capital gains taxes to help pay for investments in health care and housing.PoliticsJun 11
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Contentious capital gains tax change to come to House of Commons MondayFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland maintained Sunday that only a small number of wealthy Canadians will be paying more, despite objections from some professionals.CanadaJun 9
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Money Tips Monday: Capital gains tax‘I suggest that clients or people come in talk to your financial planner about your current investment and see how the proposed tax changes would affect you.’MoneyMay 28
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Capital gains change: CMA ‘deeply concerned’ about impact on health careThe CMA said in a statement Thursday that the capital gains tax changes will worsen barriers for retaining and recruiting physicians.CanadaMay 23
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Capital gains tax changes aren’t in the budget bill — but still coming: FreelandCanada's Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland affirmed her commitment to introduce changes to how capital gains are taxed, despite the measure not being included in the budget bill.PoliticsApr 30
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Capital gains changes spur cottage market ‘anxiety.’ Will owners rush to sell?Owners in Canada's cottage market are grappling with changes proposed in the 2024 federal budget that could affect taxes on capital gains. Here's how the market could react.MoneyApr 30
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Capital gains tax: How should you prepare for the changes?The House of Commons has approved the Liberals' plan to change the way capital gains are taxed in Canada. How can you prepare for the changes?CanadaJun 12
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Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud charge over 737 Max crashesBoeing is set to plead guilty for defrauding the U.S. government, three years after it avoided prosecution for a pair of plane crashes that killed 346 people.U.S. NewsJul 8
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Budget 2024 makes changes to capital gains tax. Who will it affect?The changes to capital gains taxation have been billed as a way to ensure the government can make up some for some of the big spending measures announced in Tuesday’s budget.CanadaApr 17
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How capital gains tax changes could affect some family doctorsSome family doctors have warned that the changes to capital gains taxation will affect their ability to save for retirement and their families' futures.CanadaApr 20
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Here’s what to know about changes to capital gains taxes in Budget 2024Budget 2024 proposes a change to how capital gains are taxed in Canada. Here’s who could see the biggest impact on their pocketbook.MoneyApr 16
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Hamilton’s rural farmers to pay new stormwater fees, settle for relief through creditsDescribed by critics as a "rain tax," the new fees are earmarked for projects that cover costs tied to managing sewage spills and other climate change-related impacts.EnvironmentJun 7
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Aviva and Sonnet ending auto insurance coverage in AlbertaAviva Direct is withdrawing its auto and home insurance services from Alberta effective January 2025. Sonnet is phasing out its auto insurance in Alberta later this year.ConsumerJul 4
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Budget 2024 tries to sell youth a more affordable life with billions in spendingThe Liberal government’s 2024 federal budget includes tax changes and efforts to make life more affordable for millennial and gen Z Canadians.MoneyApr 16
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B.C. homeowner near SkyTrain station has 70% property tax jumpHousing Minister Ravi Kahlon said that there shouldn't be a huge spike in taxes because so much land is being up-zoned at once that the lift should not be that significant.PoliticsMay 27
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Capital gains changes could have ‘irreversible’ effects, business groups warnSix large industry groups wrote in a letter to Freeland that the proposed capital gains changes will impede economic growth and come at the expense of future generations.CanadaMay 9
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Carbon rebate payments rolling out to millions. Who is eligible?The Canada Carbon Rebate returns 90 per cent of the revenue collected by Ottawa from the consumer carbon levy to households in the eight provinces where it is paid.CanadaJul 15