TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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TAXES, TAXATION, TAX and Canadian stocks

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73	thank,s ,What type , how much ?// Magnifique	Magnifique	-	3/5/2000
72	There is no legal way to withdraw funds/sell that I am aware of without bringin	CIMA	-	3/5/2000
71	Yes, at least mine is $13,500.	Jim Bishop	-	3/4/2000
70	the maximum RRSP contribution is 13,500 isn't it?	Robert Salasidis	-	3/4/2000
69	Thanks. O.	mappingworld	-	3/4/2000
68	You can have as many self directed RRSP accounts as you want.	Jim Bishop	-	3/4/2000
67	Re Capital Gains How does Revenue Canada determine whether investment income i	les jarosz	-	3/4/2000
66	Have a question re splitting up an RRSP. Can I split up an RRSP between a	mappingworld	-	3/4/2000
65	Have a question re splitting up an RRSP. Can I split up an RRSP between a	mappingworld	-	3/4/2000
64	Currently you can only contribute up to 18% of <b>EARNED INCOME</b>	Frank Walker	-	3/4/2000
63	Cima, I an an american, who has closest friends in Canada, I help them to be ve	Magnifique	-	3/4/2000
62	Anyone still have a copy of Quicktax 96 and/or 97 they would be interested in s	Neil Packman	-	3/4/2000
61	RRSP - Yesterday's close - need to know more.	Jim Bishop	-	3/4/2000
60	IF they are delisted - Write them off as a loss - a sell of 0 - If for whatever	Buckey	-	3/3/2000
59	Hello, also new here. Would be interested too in stocks that don't trade a	Mare Britton	-	3/3/2000
58	Hi everybody; I'm new to the thread and have a couple of questions that Im	Jordan A. Sheridan	-	3/2/2000
57	Anyone with an RRSP deduction limit can contribute to an RRSP and claim a tax d	David Robinson	-	3/2/2000
56	As long as it was included in the previous year's tax return (which of cour	Smacs	-	3/2/2000
55	Hi, New to this thread and enjoying the tips so far. On the same not can indi	toccodolce	-	3/2/2000
54	Thank you, That is good news. Best Regards, Richard	kingfisher	-	3/2/2000
53	No. CPP is payable on salary or self-employed business income, but not investme	David Robinson	-	3/2/2000
52	Wondering if an individuals sole income is derived from capital gains,interest	kingfisher	-	3/2/2000
51	I thought I read that gains after Feb 27 (Sunday) would be at the new rate. EP	Earl Pyatt	-	3/1/2000
50	This thread is better then my accountant. Maybe its time to flush him! Thanks	Syl98	-	3/1/2000
49	Try here...http://www.ccra-adrc.gc.ca/menu/EmenuGNC.html	Stockbull	-	3/1/2000

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