Poilievre to cap government spending, cut back on foreign aid to pay for capital gains tax deferral

Poilievre to cap government spending, cut back on foreign aid to pay for capital gains tax deferral

Pierre Poilievre says a Conservative government would cut back on foreign aid and cap government spending to pay for his capital gains tax deferral measure that would cost $10.5 billion over two years.

18:06 Before the limitation of unemployment over time comes into effect, agreement must be reached on the modalities of capital gains tax, according to Vooruit and Les Engagés. That sets the deadline on 1 July.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre promises to defer capital gains taxes if proceeds reinvested in Canada

Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) Leader Pierre Poilievre has rolled out a proposal to defer capital gains taxes in what he calls a bid to spur domestic investment. The Conservatives said they would extend the policy if it leads to a “major economic boom.” Poilievre said that if elected, the capital gains tax on asset sales, such as for stock or property, would be deferred until after the end of 2026 if the proceeds are reinvested in Canada. C…