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Hi there,
You worked hard to build that equity; don't let capital gains tax catch you off guard.
When you sell a property that isn't your primary residence (like a cottage, rental, or inherited home), a portion of your profit may be taxable. The good news? There are smart ways to reduce the hit.
In this 2025 guide, we break down:
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When capital gains tax applies (and when it doesn't)
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How the Principal Residence Exemption works
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What to know before selling an inherited or rental property
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Legitimate ways to reduce or defer your tax bill
Your next move shouldn't just be about selling; it should be about keeping more of what you earn.
Want to learn more? Let's chat.
(No pressure, just smart advice.)
Talk soon,
David |
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Selling property in Ontario? Learn how capital gains tax affects your profit. |
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Thinking of breaking your mortgage?
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Upcoming Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcements:
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October 29, 2025
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Wednesday, December 10
Canada Child Benefit (CCB) Payments:
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October 20, 2025
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November 20, 2025
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December 12, 2025
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