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This Note discusses the interpretation plus application to the foreign employment remuneration exemption in section 10(1)(o)(ii).
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5% for British Columbians and other Canadian citizens or.
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5% of the assessed value of the property as of July 1, 2018, with the tax rate rising up to 2% in certain situations in 2019 and future years.
If one or more beneficial owners or corporate interest holders do not meet the exemption requirements for individuals, then no owners on title will be exempt.
On October 16, 2018, the BC Government introduced Bill 45, the Budget Measures Implementation (Speculation and Vacancy Tax) Act (" Bill 45 "), which has received a first reading in the Legislature.
5% for British Columbians and other Canadian citizens or.
Unless otherwise exempted, all owners of residential property in designated regions in British Columbia are required to pay the speculation and vacancy tax ("SVT") for the calendar year 2018 and beyond.
More than 99% of British Columbians are expected to be exempt from the tax.
Updates to the Speculation and Vacancy Tax: New Exemptions and Extension of Popular Rental Restriction Bylaw and Vacant Land Exemptions.
22 October 2019 – Update on Foreign Employment.
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The tax is designed to discourage housing speculation and people from leaving homes vacant in B.
To claim an exemption from the tax, each and every owner of residential property in the affected.