Lodging Capital losses/Gains, page-18

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    If your capital gains was $10k you have to pay tax on that. The $18k only applies to income (i.e. payrolled employee).

    Capital gains and regular income from say, a 9-5 job, should be considered completely seperate to eachother - unles my understanding is wrong (or unless you start talking about setting upa trust in which case DYOR because i'm clueless )
 
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