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SARM raises concerns over capital gains tax changesWATCH: Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) acting president Bill Huber has more on capital gains tax by the federal government.CanadaAug 26
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Saskatchewan agriculture industry raises concerns over capital gains tax changesA recent change to the capital gains tax by the federal government is leaving Saskatchewan farmers worried about retirement and handing down their property to family. Global’s Nicole Healey has more from those in our province raising concerns about the impacts of the tax on producers.Global News at 5 SaskatoonAug 20
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Hunter Biden pleads guilty to federal tax charges months after gun convictionHunter Biden pleaded guilty to federal tax charges Thursday in a surprise move that spares President Joe Biden and his family another likely embarrassing and painful criminal trial of the president’s son. Hunter Biden’s stunning decision to guilty plea to misdemeanor and felony charges without the benefits of a deal with prosecutors came hours after...CrimeSep 5
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Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Association lobbies against capital gains tax changeWhen it comes to recent changes to capital gains tax, an organization is sounding the alarm over its impact to those living in rural Ontario – specifically cottagers and seasonal residents. The Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Association is now asking the feds to backtrack. But as Tricia Mason reports, realtors are advising homeowners from making...EconomyJun 19
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Capital tax changes: Inheriting propertiesMoney expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq breaks down the federal government’s changes to the capital gains tax. Learn how the new measures might affect you and your family and how the levy applies to inherited property.The Morning ShowJun 14
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How capital gains tax changes impact family cottagesWith the Canadian government moving forward with its proposal to increase the capital gains inclusion rate, it’s leaving those with family cottages facing a larger tax bill when they go to pass on their property to family or sell for retirement. RE/MAX Canada president Christopher Alexander explains how.CanadaJun 13
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Capital gains tax changes aheadThe federal government is changing Canada’s tax laws, meaning Canadians will pay a higher rate on capital gains. As Sean O’Shea reports, the move is a controversial one.Jun 10
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Capital gains tax changes will help build more housing: FreelandSpeaking to media on Tuesday in Ottawa, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland explained that Monday’s capital gains tax changes are designed to generate more government income to help build more housing for younger Canadians. She added the additional taxes will ensure younger Canadians don’t inherit future federal debt through the initiative. Capital gains are the proceeds...CanadaJun 11
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Capital gains tax changes to be introduced Monday: FreelandDeputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said Sunday that changes to taxation of capital gains would be introduced on Monday, resulting in a “small number of well-off Canadians” paying more taxes on investments. Freeland added that the tax reform would be an “important moment for Canadian democracy” as it would allow Canadians to see “what each...CanadaJun 9
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Poilievre ‘doesn’t even understand’ how capital gains tax changes work, Freeland saysThe Liberals and Conservatives once again clashed on the capital gains inclusion tax rate during question period on Wednesday, a day after the House of Commons approved the previously introduced changes and are set to go into effect on June 25. “First, the Leader of the official Opposition doesn’t even understand how the capital gains...CanadaJun 12
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Contentious capital gains tax change to face vote at House of Commons MondayThe federal government is ready to proceed with a controversial tax hike announced in the April budget. It applies to capital gains above $250,000 — capital gains are the profit made on the sale of stocks, investment properties or a business. Some professionals like doctors and lawyers are against the hikes, citing retirement planning concerns....CanadaJun 9
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Ask the Expert: How the new tax changes impact youIn this month’s Ask the Expert, MacMillan Estate Planning founder and CEO Sheri MacMillan joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss what’s changed in the tax world with the 2024 budget, who is impacted, and how you can minimize the impact.Global News Morning CalgaryMay 27
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Quebec tables new bill to regulate tippingThe Quebec government is trying to change the way tipping works in the province. Bill 72 would require businesses to calculate tips based on the price excluding sales tax. Global’s Felicia Parrillo explains.Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Sep 12
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Ask the Expert: Managing tax in their estatePaying taxes is always a topic that provokes a lot of reaction from people, and following the spring budget earlier this year, that seems unlikely to change. Paul Lindsey from MacMillan Estate Planning joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton for our monthly Ask the Expert segment.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 16
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Victoria mayor suggests church parking lots for sheltersParking lots at churches and halls sit empty most of the time, but a motion being proposed Thursday by the mayor of Victoria is looking to change that. It would allow overnight sheltering in exchange for a tax break. But as Kylie Stanton reports, neighbours want no part of it.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 4
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Boeing in talks with DOJ to resolve potential charges after fatal 737 MAX crashes: reportBoeing is reportedly in talks with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) seeking to resolve potential charges stemming from two fatal crashes of its 737 MAX Jetliners. The DOJ must make a decision by July 7 on whether to prosecute the aircraft manufacturer.CrimeJun 29
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Instagram’s new safety measures: What parents need to knowInstagram’s latest update introduces new safety features for kids. Tech expert Carmi Levy explains how these changes will work, their impact on existing and new accounts, and whether they address online safety. Tags: Toronto, National, Lifestyle, The Morning Show, Carmi Levy, Instagram, META, Child safety online, Social mediaThe Morning Show6 hours
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Trudeau confirms capital gains tax changes will kick in as of June 25Speaking in Philadelphia, Pa., on Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reiterated that any Canadians making more than $250,000 a year in capital gains will be at a two-thirds inclusion rate starting June 25. “The frame is absolutely clear in the budget,” Trudeau said. “There are details to be worked out, but the broad lines are...CanadaMay 21
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Ask the Expert: How will the new federal tax changes affect you?The spring federal budget brought significant tax changes to Canadians. Sheri MacMillan with MacMillan Estate Planning joined us on Global News Morning for our monthly Ask the Expert segment to talk more about how these changes will affect you.Global News Morning EdmontonMay 21
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Parliament will see capital gains tax changes legislation ‘in coming weeks’: FreelandAsked Tuesday when Canadians can expect to see the federally promised bill which would introduce capital gains tax changes, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said it will happen “in the coming weeks” and “certainly” before the House of Commons takes its summer break, less than five weeks from now.CanadaMay 21