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Capital Gains Tax Changes Delayed!
Dated: February 13 2025
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The federal government has pushed back the tax hike until 2026—giving investors and businesses more time to prepare. Stay informed and plan ahead! 
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#RealEstate #Investing #TaxPlanningWhat You Need to Know
New Start Date:The capital gains tax hike will now take effect on January 1, 2026instead of June 25, 2024. Who’s Affected: The increase applies to investment profits over $250,000 for individuals and all capital gains for corporations. Higher Tax Rate: The taxable portion of capital gains will rise from 50% to 66.7%. Government Refunds: The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will refund corporations that have already paid the higher tax rate. Business & Economy Concerns: Many business groups argue the hike could slow investment and economic growth. Future Uncertainty: The delay comes as election tensions rise, and opposition parties may challenge the tax increase altogether. What This Means for Real Estate Investors:- If you’re selling property and expect capital gains over $250,000, consider tax planning strategies before the 2026 changes.
- Businesses & incorporated real estate investors should consult financial advisors on potential tax impacts.
Good news for now, but plan ahead!
Yan Ginzburg
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