Almost 1.4 million Canadian households have reported property rental income.
Since 2022, the rent has increased by 11%, especially in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto, making it more popular to invest in property. However, when deciding whether renting out a property is for you, there are many considerations and tax implications to think about.
In this episode, Regan will help you address what you need to know before you even get involved in renting out any properties.
This includes how much income tax you will pay on your rental income, what tax deductions on rental properties are available, and how the capital gains tax on rental property works.
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