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The new rules affect individuals realizing a profit of more than $250,000 on the sale of any asset, including a cottage, investment property or a second home.
The reaction from most of financial adviser Jason Heath’s clients has been concern and confusion since the federal government announced an increase in the capital gains inclusion rate, a change that would give many Canadian’s who own a second property a bigger tax bill when they decide to sell.
Click here to read the full article by Clarrie Feinstein, originally published on Toronto Star on April 28, 2024, featuring insights from Aaron Hector, Private Wealth Advisor, Financial Planner.
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