TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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448	There will be some tax loss selling but not much and yes, as I understand it, yo	Sultan	-	10/19/2001
447	Tax Loss Selling. I hope this doesn't stretch the parameters of the thread	Cush	-	10/19/2001
446	Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows how holders for American stocks are treated	Cogito Ergo Sum	-	10/12/2001
445	Along the same lines, how does one account to Revcan for American companies spin	Jim Somerville	-	8/17/2001
444	Good point Chris. Everyone should also remember that you can convert to Cdn $ u	Ed Mitukiewicz	-	7/4/2001
443	Yes it does Chris K. and thank you very much for posting the answer. ou eom	originunknown	-	7/3/2001
442	Yes they are but as long as you don't forget to convert your US gains/losses	Chris K.	-	7/3/2001
441	yes I have always treated them the same	Buckey	-	7/2/2001
440	I am Canadian. For any Canadians reading this thread I have a question. Are	originunknown	-	7/2/2001
439	I use Nesbitt discount broker. I use the phone to place my orders using their au	russet	-	5/1/2001
438	Well that's another tax year done! The 3 capital gains inclusion rates thru	Frank Walker	-	5/1/2001
437	I thought my post made it clear that indeed you ultimately file a loss of $3500.	Benjamin Ng	-	4/16/2001
436	Taxes by installments,... Rev Canada usually gives you 3 methods of calculating	russet	-	4/16/2001
435	Rev Canada notified me a year ago I might have to pay by installments, IF I had	Frank Walker	-	4/16/2001
434	Ya, I tried to download that 4mb page. I've got a cable hookup so it downloa	junnie	-	4/16/2001
433	Canada Income Tax Act Online (4MB): For your reference, here is the Canada Inco	Benjamin Ng	-	4/14/2001
432	Apr 4, 2001 9:38 PM, junnie wrote:     &	Benjamin Ng	-	4/14/2001
431	<i>have never had to pre-pay taxes by installments, but I am afraid they a	Kayaker	-	4/12/2001
430	Well I could just "forget" about filing. A broker friend who had big	Frank Walker	-	4/12/2001
429	The average per share purchase price that you refer to is also called the Adjust	junnie	-	4/10/2001
428	<i>It seems like a bad idea to give the tax man a big amount now, only to	Kayaker	-	4/10/2001
427	I had big capital gains last year (2000 tax year) and big losses this year (2001	Frank Walker	-	4/10/2001
426	It is my understanding that they way you intend to do the calculations is the co	tyc:>	-	4/10/2001
425	I sold a few stocks last year, that I had purchased in several trades at various	Frank Walker	-	4/10/2001
424	Filed it on March 31. No problems at all. Two things to keep in mind. You have t	Sultan	-	4/8/2001

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