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TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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498	Hi Ed. Thanks for the heads up. I posted the information because this was ment	miklosh	-	2/9/2002
497	Hi Miklosh, this sounds good in theory but unfortunately the superficial loss ru	Ed Mitukiewicz	-	2/9/2002
496	Sorry this comes after the years end but I thought I would post this information	miklosh	-	2/7/2002
495	thanks -	Buckey	-	12/22/2001
494	From TD Waterhouse... Date: 2001-12-21 Time: 08:00:00 Subject: Year End Settl	Kayaker	-	12/22/2001
493	BUT a Canadian making a trade on the US side would actually have edc 26th as the	Buckey	-	12/22/2001
492	Sorry...my mistake. December 24th is the last day (and only a half day of tradi	Ward Nicholson	-	12/20/2001
491	Thanks.. Appreciate it..	Sultan	-	12/14/2001
490	December 27th is your last day to sell on the TSE: tse.com	Ward Nicholson	-	12/14/2001
489	Any one know what is the last date for booking losses on TSE and Nasdaq respecti	Sultan	-	12/14/2001
488	<i>period of time that you must wait before buying the stock back before y	Kayaker	-	12/11/2001
487	I have a quick question regarding capital losses or gains on a stock that you bu	Chad Barrett	-	12/11/2001
486	Another advantage of RRSP is if you decide to retire off shore and become a non	Sultan	-	12/2/2001
485	Remember that when you put that $1000 into the RRSP you got back almost $500 in	Michael Dean	-	12/1/2001
484	Would the stock dividend be considered as any other stocks,,,capital gain when y	Stockbull	-	12/1/2001
483	If you are talking about a stock dividend then you will indeed be taxed on the a	Ed Mitukiewicz	-	12/1/2001
482	Question. If I own a stock trading on a U.S. exchange and there is a share divi	Pied Piper	-	11/30/2001
481	Take as an extreme example. At age 65 one buys RRSP - 1000$ shares RegAccount	Robert Salasidis	-	11/28/2001
480	<i> The reason being that after the age of 40-50, it does not pay to make	Sultan	-	11/28/2001
479	My feeling with RRSPs is that one should invest heaviliy, try to maximize cap ga	Robert Salasidis	-	11/27/2001
478	I recently did a little spreadsheet to figure out the 'benefit' of inves	Chad Barrett	-	11/27/2001
477	<i>The speculative nature of the trades, the duration of the hold, and the	Kayaker	-	11/27/2001
476	Yes, it is pretty clear that Arcorp, an incorporated company whose sole sharehol	russet	-	11/26/2001
475	I draw that conclusion from the court case of Arcorp Investments. fja.gc.ca [2	Kayaker	-	11/26/2001
474	<<<As you noted, it is only for Canadian securities. Note also, it won&	russet	-	11/26/2001

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