The Liberal government will introduce legislation to implement its proposed changes to the capital gains tax before the House rises for the summer break, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday.Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland says the changes to capital gains taxes she announced in the federal budget will get their enabling legislation before the House of Commons rises for the summer.
"In the coming weeks and certainly before the House rises, we will begin the legislative process to implement our increase in the inclusion rate," she saidThe change was detailed in the budget's tax annex, which means the Canada Revenue Agency can enforce the change provisionally until the legislation passes.
A spokesperson for Poilievre told CBC News Tuesday that because legislation has yet to be introduced to the House, his position has not changed since last week. Once the changes are implemented, 50 per cent of the first $250,000 in capital gains an individual taxpayer earns will be taxed. For every dollar beyond $250,000, two-thirds will be taxable.The 2024 budget maintains the existing exemption for capital gains from selling a principal residence. It also retains an existing lifetime capital gains tax exemption on the sale of small business shares, and farming and fishing property.
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