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In Canada, capital gains are generally taxed at what rate compared to an individual's marginal income tax rate?

In Canada, only 50% of a capital gain is included in taxable income. Therefore, it is effectively taxed at 50% of the investor's marginal income tax rate.

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Question: In Canada, capital gains are generally taxed at what rate compared to an individual's marginal income tax rate?

Answer options: ✅ 50% of the marginal income tax rate

  • 100% of the marginal income tax rate
  • 0% for the first $100,000
  • A flat rate of 15%

Correct answer: 50% of the marginal income tax rate

Explanation: In Canada, only 50% of a capital gain is included in taxable income. Therefore, it is effectively taxed at 50% of the investor's marginal income tax rate.

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