Tax Guide · Estates Capital Gains Tax on Inherited Property in Canada Most people searching this are worried about the wrong tax bill. If you inherited a house, a cottage, or a portfolio in Canada, you almost certainly do not owe capital gains tax on inheriting it. Canada has no inheritance tax. The tax is […]
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RRSP withholding tax for non-residents of Canada is 25%, not the 10-30% residents pay. When a treaty cuts it to 15%, and the lump-sum trap to avoid.
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Does home equity count toward your FIRE number? Why a primary residence does not, when it does, and how housing costs set your number via the 25x rule.
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What return rate to use for FIRE projections: why recent bull-run returns mislead, real vs nominal, and the three-rate stress test to run instead.
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How to calculate Coast FIRE with a defined benefit pension: the gap method, a Canadian teacher example, bridge benefits, and what CPP and OAS add.
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How capital gains tax works in BC: the 50% inclusion rate, combined federal and BC rates, a worked example, and the new BC home flipping tax.
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