Justin Trudeau’s decision to step down and prorogue Parliament will keep his government from implementing its proposed changes to capital gains for now, but Canadians might not be off the hook with tax collectors just yet.

Changes announced in the April budget would raise the portion of capital gains on which some people pay tax to two-thirds from one-half.{ai:summary}<p>Justin Trudeau's announcement to resign and prorogue Parliament delays his government's proposed capital gains tax changes. However, Canadians may still face potential tax implications in the future. </p><p>#politics</p>

Prorogation may scuttle capital gains proposal but CRA yet to offer guidance

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