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To: LoneClone who wrote (16596)	1/12/2026 6:37:51 PM
From: Sultan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16605

OBY shares out of registered accounts. If you miss the deadline, the entire accounts, not just the OBY shares, will be deregistered and you might be liable for a large tax bill I will look into it but so far I have not seen any deadline as such.. My experience with shares that becomes not kosher in RRSP for example, results in TD sending you a notice and a date by which you have to remove it.. So far I have not seen anything from TD on it.. After the notrice, If you don't, then CRA will ding you a penalty.. I have a number of dead stocks in my RRSP for example where the company has gone bankrupt, valuation of the shares are zero but they are still there.. Unless I take the trouble of getting it out of the account.. Any case, I will check it out..