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  1. Taxation
    Hello, What if a person bought a 2nd home (cottage) in 1972 for personal use and then sold their principle home in 1993 and moved to the cottage fulltime as the principle home until it was sold in 2020. Would Capital Gains on the 2nd home (cottage) only apply from 1972-1993 and remaining years...
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  2. Taxation
    Hi, I am a Real Estate agent and I have a confusion when it comes to where to claim my brokerage commission split deduction when applying for tax. I have 90/10 split with my brokerage. I am not sure if I should claim these as expenses or include them under "PST, GST/HST, returns, allowances...
    real estate tax
  3. Taxation
    Hi, I am a Real Estate agent and I have a confusion when it comes to where to claim my brokerage commission split deduction when applying for tax. I have 90/10 split with my brokerage. I am not sure if I should claim these as expenses or include them under "PST, GST/HST, returns, allowances...
    real estate tax
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