TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

An SI Board Since February 2000

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123	Hi folks, can someone tell me whether a TSE listed Canadian company becomes for	ROb	-	3/9/2000
122	correct... unless your name is bronfman... ;)	bwtidal	-	3/7/2000
121	I don't believe you can legally avoid paying Canadian taxes on your capital	Jim Somerville	-	3/7/2000
120	That is my plan as well I am sitting on about 600,000 canadian in capital gain	Jean M. Gauthier	-	3/7/2000
119	Hi John, yes I will agree that taxes are high in Canada - I'm a tax account	Ed Mitukiewicz	-	3/7/2000
118	Hi Ed, do you trade stocks in Canada from the U.S.? If so, who do you use? Aski	Alcona	-	3/7/2000
117	Thanks Ed, Well I guess that is our only option, move to the states. I love thi	John M. Willis	-	3/7/2000
116	Hi John, can't avoid taxes on rrsp withdrawal - top rate in Ontario for yea	Ed Mitukiewicz	-	3/7/2000
115	Hi all,need some help. I play the stock market with my self directed RRSP and h	John M. Willis	-	3/7/2000
114	Sultan I agree , it is crazy but I went over it twice with RC,they said it is t	scouser	-	3/6/2000
113	<i>The citeria is the the jurisdiction that owns most of the stock, a US	Sultan	-	3/6/2000
112	Sultan , turns out it is YOU who needs the new broker LOL, I called Revenue Ca	scouser	-	3/6/2000
111	Thanks for that info, raising foreign limit to 25% immediately is nice. Re tra	Frank Walker	-	3/6/2000
110	25% this year, 30% next year. It was in the Federal Budget.	Kayaker	-	3/6/2000
109	Its now 25 % not 20 %. Thanks Kayaker,is that effective immediately? ...and is	Condor	-	3/6/2000
108	Some of this was discussed on the JDSU thread awhile back. The 2nd and 3rd note	Kayaker	-	3/6/2000
107	re foreign content in RRSP: Are you saying you have been selling enough foreig	Frank Walker	-	3/6/2000
106	I am a layperson also, my RRSP has increased 1000% recently and I was invited t	scouser	-	3/6/2000
105	sultan, that me be so, an new broker? nahh, they told me about most of the stuf	scouser	-	3/6/2000
104	Do we have the definitive answer to this yet?? Is it 25% now and going to 30% w	Condor	-	3/6/2000
103	Offshore Round-Up - offshorefinancecanada.com ********************************	CIMA	-	3/6/2000
102	Foreign content, I have been trading my RRSP for the past 1.5 years and I woul	BoomBoom	-	3/6/2000
101	correct. eom.	bwtidal	-	3/6/2000
100	Your broker has no clue what he is talking about.. Get a new broker. It is wher	Sultan	-	3/6/2000
99	um... i thought this was the "taxes, taxation, tax" thread. by the wa	bwtidal	-	3/6/2000

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