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Poilievre Proposes Outstanding Capital Gains Tax Policy

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s recently announced Canada First Reinvestment Tax Cut has proposed a policy to eliminate capital gains taxes on reinvested proceeds within Canada.

“Introducing the Canada First Reinvestment Tax Cut: no capital gains tax when you reinvest proceeds IN CANADA. Bring home billions of new investments in home building, factories, mines, small businesses and make our economy independent from the Americans,” he said.

Observers see the move as “the most economically impactful policy announcement of this campaign, from any party,” adding that if it is “properly designed & implemented, this could unleash a wave of new, more efficient capital investment in Canada.”

Critics of any significant reduction in capital gains taxes often accuse such measures of favoring the wealthy. However, these concerns are countered by noting historical data from both Canada and the UK.

The proposal was likened to that of former Prime Minister Paul Martin’s decision to cut the capital gains inclusion rate, where “government revenues generated from the tax increased steeply, as the change unlocked frozen capital.”

Beyond the policy details, the announcement has generated a response from political observers who note that many Canadians are seeing a stark difference between a policy-driven conservative platform and a Liberal campaign that has sometimes leaned on high-profile soundbites.


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One Response

  1. Says you Velasco. Sound bites? PP thrives on sound bites. I can say there might be something to this idea though. But it is an idea. What indeed are the actual logistics of this one though. Investing in purely Canadian companies is likely a tall order. We have pretty enmeshed economies at this point. What would this really look like? Where is PP going to get revenue to deal with the national debt? But, at face value, a good idea from the get go at least. Maybe a coalition government would be the best for all?

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