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Hi there,


Helping your child buy a home is one of the most meaningful financial gifts a parent can offer, but in Canada, it's also a tax event. And if you skip the planning, the "help" can quietly cost your family thousands.


  • Go on the title with your child? You may owe capital gains when they sell.

  • Gift a down payment? Attribution rules may shift taxes back to you.

  • Co-sign the mortgage? You might accidentally wipe out their first-time buyer incentives.


This article breaks down 10 tax consequences every parent should understand before helping with a purchase. Structured properly, your support can protect your family's wealth.



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David

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