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ARTICLE · 10 NOVEMBER 2026

Budget 2026: Changes To The Taxable Canadian Property Rules

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Budget 2026 introduces significant reforms to Canada's taxable Canadian property rules, reducing withholding rates for non-resident corporate vendors, eliminating compliance burdens for fully tax-deferred section 85 rollovers, and strengthening anti-avoidance provisions to prevent treaty shopping through extended lookback periods and expanded property tracing rules.

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Budget 20261 proposes a number of changes to the rules governing dispositions of taxable Canadian property (“TCP“) by non-residents. The amendments are intended to reduce withholding and compliance burdens in certain circumstances, facilitate tax-deferred corporate reorganizations, and strengthen an existing anti-avoidance rule applicable to certain rollover transactions.

The proposed changes are particularly relevant to non-resident corporations disposing of Canadian investments, Canadian purchasers acquiring property from non-residents, and cross-border corporate reorganizations involving Canadian assets.

The principal measures are:

  • A reduction in the withholding rates applicable to dispositions of TCP by non-resident corporations;

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