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Tax from profit made on stocks

posted on Aug 05, 2013 01:49PM

I have question: if I hold my shares over a year and I sell them, how much % would I have to pay from what I have just sold, to CRA (we are talking about Canada)? How much if I sell it under a year? I hear and read if it's over a year a 15% and if under a year it's 30% you have to pay from what you made. So if I have 100K of shares (over a year) and I just bought another 100k of shares (let say i had them for 6 months since I bought them), and I sell all of my 200k. How much % from what I just have made would I have pay to CRA?