Capital gains tax change puts access to health care at risk, says CMA | Canada Tonight

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) says the change to the capital gains inclusion rate puts access to health care at risk. Dr. Joss Reimer, CMA president, says health-care corporations are usually owned by one physician and function like their personal savings, therefore ‘an exception for medical corporations’ would have made sense.

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