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Feb 19th, 2008 08:58 AM
#1
Stocks and Taxes
Hi,
I've recently opened an investment account (non-registered) and bought some stocks through a discount brokerage.
Just buying so far - haven't sold any stocks yet.
Does this factor into my taxes? This is the first time I've done non-RRSP investing so I'm not sure what the details are in terms of taxes.
I'd like to know if (or how) these invested monies are counted in taxes.
Thanks!
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Feb 19th, 2008 09:03 AM
#2
If you just bought stocks, in a non-RRSP account, didn't borrow any money on margin or otherwise to do so, didn't receive any distributions or dividends from the stocks, and didn't sell, give, or [involuntarily] assign your stock to another, then you have nothing to declare on your taxes whatsoever *unless* your holdings of foreign property exceed $100k.
Got all that?
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Feb 19th, 2008 09:34 AM
#3
Great! Very good, concise information.
Thats exactly what my situation is - just used a few thousand from personal savings to buy US stocks. No margin, borrowing, selling, or anything else.
Thanks pitz.
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