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What is the long term capital gains tax rate in Canada?


What is the long term capital gains tax rate in Canada?

Canada doesn't have long and short term capital gains as in the US. They are treated the same. There's also no set tax rate. 50% of the gain is treated as taxable income and is taxed based on your income bracket (so if you had $2000 in capital gains, you declare $1000 of income on your return).
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