Canada Budget 2026: Productivity Mega Deduction and Investment Incentives
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François-Philippe Champagne
Canada
2026-11-05
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Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled Budget 2026. Introduces a 'Productivity Mega Deduction' and capital gains tax changes to boost investment. Aims to strengthen economic sovereignty amidst trade tensions with the US.
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