Statistics Canada's June trade release flagged the Canadian dollar's steepest monthly decline since October 2022, a drop of 1.7 cents US. Bank of Canada data shows the softening continued into July, with the currency down roughly 2.4 cents from February's 73.25 cents US. The move carries a tax-tracking wrinkle: the $200 exemption under subsection 39(2) applies only to cash conversions, not to securities dispositions or corporate accounts, which face full FX gain or loss inclusion.
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