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Sarah purchased a rental property in British Columbia for $600,000 and sold it three years later for $750,000. What portion of her capital gain is taxable?

Correct Answer

B) 50% of the capital gain

In Canada, 50% of capital gains are taxable and must be included in your income for tax purposes. Sarah's capital gain is $150,000, so $75,000 (50%) would be added to her taxable income and taxed at her marginal tax rate.

Answer Options
A
25% of the capital gain
B
50% of the capital gain
C
75% of the capital gain
D
100% of the capital gain

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