RRSP contributions are one way of reducing capital gains tax. Find out more.
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If the property is instead held as joint tenants with right of survivorship, and two of the three owners are spouses , there may also be a partial tax deferral. If a spouse dies and half of their one-third ownership of the property goes to their spouse and the other half to the other owner, one-half of their capital gain may be deferred. One-sixth of the capital gain would be triggered on their death though based on the current fair market value.
Like other transactions that result in taxable capital gains, there are few ways to fully eliminate this tax. Some strategies can be used at death when filing the terminal tax return, but others can also be used during the owner’s lifetime.Article content
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