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Under the Income Tax Act, which property qualifies for the principal residence exemption from capital gains tax?

Correct Answer

B) A property ordinarily inhabited by the taxpayer or their family

The principal residence exemption applies to a housing unit that is ordinarily inhabited by the taxpayer, their spouse, or their children during the year. The property must be designated as the principal residence and can include up to half a hectare of surrounding land.

Answer Options
A
Any property owned by the taxpayer
B
A property ordinarily inhabited by the taxpayer or their family
C
Only properties under $1 million in value
D
Properties held for more than 5 years

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