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Canada Capital Gains Calculator

Calculate tax on your investment gains. Supports the 2026 inclusion rate and provincial tax brackets.

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📌 2026 Inclusion Rate Rule Capital gains up to $250,000 are taxed at a 50% inclusion rate. Any amount above $250,000 is taxed at the higher 66.67% rate. This change was introduced in Budget 2024.
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Profit from selling an asset (stocks, real estate, crypto, etc.).

50% — gains ≤ $250K
66.67% — gains > $250K
Estimated Tax Owed $0
Combined federal + provincial
Federal Capital Gains Tax $0
Provincial Tax $0
Taxable Amount (After Inclusion) $0
Inclusion Rate 50%
Effective Rate 0%

About the Canada Capital Gains Calculator

Calculate your capital gains tax in Canada. Currently, 50% of your capital gains are taxable, meaning only half of the profit you make from selling investments is added to your taxable income.

How does this calculator work?

This tool uses up-to-date mathematical formulas and tax rates to provide an accurate estimate. It runs completely in your browser using JavaScript, meaning your financial data is never sent to our servers. Simply enter your numbers into the inputs above, and the calculations will update instantly.

Why use this tool?

Financial clarity is essential for making good decisions. Whether you are budgeting for the month, estimating your tax liability, or planning for retirement, our calculators give you the precise numbers you need without having to rely on complex spreadsheets.

Note: The results provided by this calculator are estimates intended for informational purposes only. For official tax or financial advice, please consult a certified professional.

What Is This Calculator?

The Canada Capital Gains Calculator accounts for the significant 2024 tax changes that persist into 2026. While 50% of gains are still taxable for most, gains exceeding $250,000 per year are now subject to a 66.67% (2/3) inclusion rate. The formula is Taxable Gain = (Gains up to $250k × 0.5) + (Gains above $250k × 0.667).

When Should You Use This Tool?

  • You are selling a secondary property or cottage and need to estimate the tax
  • You are rebalancing a non-registered investment portfolio with large gains
  • You are selling shares in a private business or corporation
  • You want to see if spreading a sale over two years saves you money
  • You are planning an inheritance or estate transfer involving capital assets
Disclaimer: Calculations are for informational purposes only. Cashluom is not a financial adviser. Always verify figures with a qualified professional before making financial decisions. Tax rates shown reflect available data for 2026 and may not reflect your exact situation. Data sources: IRS, HMRC, ATO, BLS, and official government publications.