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[DOCX File]Walsh Wilkins
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[DOCX File]QUESTIONNAIRE DE PLANIFICATION
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Tax-free savings account (TFSA) LIQUID SECURITIES. Savings bonds. Issuer: Series; Interest rate; Maturity; Face value$ Accrued value$ 1) 2) Total: Term deposits or guaranteed investment certificates maturing in less than 1 year. Financial institution. Date of deposit; Date of maturity; Interest rate; Accrued value$ 1) 2) 3) Total: Bonds maturing in less than 1 year. Issuer. Date of …

[DOCX File]TAX LETTER - Demers Beaulne
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TAX LETTER. October 2019. INCOME ATTRIBUTION RULES. UNUSED LOSSES – CARRY . THEM . BACK OR FORWARD. OVERVIEW OF TAX FILING AND PAYMENT DATES. CAMPGROUND BUSINESSES AND THE SMALL BUSINESS DEDUCTION. AROUND THE COURTS. QUEBEC FILING EXTENSION. INCOME ATTRIBUTION RULES. Canada has a progressive or graduated income tax system, under which higher levels of income attract higher tax …

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Tax-free bonds that were not BQ could be treated as such by a community bank if a) the issues were “new money” and b) the bonds in aggregate were less than 2 percent of the bank’s total assets. These are known as “2 Percent Rule Bonds.” Also, 2009 and 2010 issues were not subject to the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) if they were not refinancings of older …

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6) Individuals 18 years of age and older may deposit up to $6,000 into a Tax-Free Savings Account in 2019. Consider a catch-up contribution if you have not contributed the maximum amounts for prior years. An individual’s contribution room …

[DOC File]Ten Steps Ahead of the Tax-Man
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If you hold interest-bearing investments like bonds, GIC’s and High Interest Accounts outside of your RRSP, you must include 100% of the interest earned as income – which could affect your benefits. Consider swapping those investments for capital-gains producing investments, since they are only subject to 50% inclusion rate. This swap could provide a significant tax savings. If …

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