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Re: shrotker post# 1274

Thursday, 06/12/2003 9:39:17 AM

Thursday, June 12, 2003 9:39:17 AM

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Not that simple since our canadian tax system is complicating everything. Very simply summarized it goes as follows:

50% of your capital gain of the year is added to your taxable income, therefore taxed at your marginal rate.

50% of your capital losses can be deducted from your capital gains going back 3 years or forward 7 years.

Therefore to be able to account for capital losses, you must have had net gains within the last 3 years or keep them aside till you get some within the next 7 years.

Patiently,

Roger