- Canada's finance ministry confirmed the ongoing collection of a modified capital gains tax despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's suspension of parliament.
- The decision comes as Trudeau plans to step down as leader of the Liberal Party, leading to a suspension of parliament until March 24.
- The proposed change aimed to increase the taxable portion of capital gains to two-thirds for high earners, although it has not yet passed in parliament.
- The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will continue to apply tax measures until Parliament resumes and the government indicates a change.
- The tax revenue is intended to contribute to affordable housing, with an expectation of raising C$19.4 billion over five years.
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