Capital gains tax calculator Canada 2026
Tax on selling stocks, crypto or a second property: 50% inclusion at your 2026 federal + provincial marginal rates.
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Tax on selling stocks, crypto or a second property: 50% inclusion at your 2026 federal + provincial marginal rates.
taxable gain = 50% × (proceeds − ACB − costs)Worked example
Province or territory: Ontario Other annual income: 80,000 Sale proceeds: 50,000 Adjusted cost base: 30,000 Selling costs: 0 → Capital gain: CAD 20,000.00 → Taxable capital gain (50%): CAD 10,000.00 → Tax on the gain: CAD 2,965.00 → Gain after tax: CAD 17,035.00
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