I’m right pissed that they reversed the increase in capital gains tax. Capital gains should be taxed as income (but with capital losses allowed to be used to offset). The planned increase from ½ to ⅔ inclusion beyond $10K (iirc?) didn’t go nearly far enough. I guess, sure, ½ inclusion to $10K likely makes sense, to encourage more Canadians to invest at all, but people pulling in $100K+/yr from their investments shouldn’t be taxed on only 50% of their investment gains.

It’s insane that capital owners pay less tax than working class Canadians. (I mean working class in the “need to work to live” original definition, not “low-education worker” meaning).