How does income taxing work if your a stock investor?

say you start at $100,000 a year and for the next ten years you recieve 100% on your investment meaning by the end of your 10 year you would have $50 million. so how much does the government take every year. say from first to second you make 100k for a total of 200k but you dont want to sell your stocks you would like to hold on to them for another say 2 years. does the government force you to sell some shares to pay income tax or when you sell it then you can pay?

and how much does teh government take from you? how much percentage? i mean i heard the more you make the more you give but how much is more?
100%
1. 100,000
2. 200,000
3. 400,000
4. 800,000
5. 1,600,000
6. 3,200,000
7. 6,400,000
8. 12,800,000
9. 25,600,000
10. 51,200,000

thats my chart for math so between the years or how ever way incoem tax is taken how much is taken every year from 1-10 and how much would you be left with after 10 years and paid income tax?

THIS IS A CANADIAN QUESTION.

and what otehr kinds of taxes are there for say rich people?

You only pay capital gains tax when you sell an investment. You are never "forced" to sell. Then, half the gain is taxed at regular federal/provincial tax rates.

For example, the marginal tax rate in Ontario on cap gains maxes out at about 23%.

BTW your math is wrong. At the END of the 10th year, the value of the invested $100K would be $102.4M.

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