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In a previous segment we dealt with the problems that a Canadian resident might face when purchasing a US residential property. There are many reasons why an individual might purchase such a property varying from a desire to own a vacation property in the Sun Belt to taking advantage of a perceived investment opportunity. In...

A deceased individual is considered to have disposed of each capital property owned by him/her immediately before death and may realize capital gains and/or losses. If the total realized and deemed allowable capital losses for the year exceeds realized and deemed taxable capital gains for the year, the losses may be deducted in full, first...

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