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Carney cancels planned hike to capital gains tax

  • Prime Minister Mark Carney announced he will not proceed with a proposal to increase the inclusion rate on capital gains, confirmed by his office.
  • The proposed capital gains changes would have raised around $19.4 billion in tax revenue over five years, as expected by the Liberals.
  • The Liberal government still plans to raise the lifetime capital gains exemption for small business shares and agricultural equipment to $1.25 million after the election.
  • This decision comes ahead of a federal election and aims to encourage Canadian business owners, according to Carney.
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Carney cancels proposed capital gains tax hike

The proposal would have required individuals and businesses with more than $250,000 in capital gains to pay higher taxes on those proceeds.

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Ottawa Sun broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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