Tax Handbook For InvestorsYou worked hard to earn your money and in turn, you want to see as much of it as possible work for you. Building your wealth requires a careful look at your overall financial picture, particularly your own personal circumstances and the tax implications of your investments. By structuring the right mix of investments for your portfolio you can pay less tax and ensure you are receiving optimal returns. Discover more
You and Your Taxes: Establishing a Year round ProcessDoes most of your tax planning take place during the last few months of the year? If so, you are not alone. However, to effectively reduce your current and future tax liabilities, tax planning should be a year round endeavor. Here are some opportunities. Discover more
Understanding How Investment Income is TaxedWhen investing outside of the tax-sheltered environment of an RRSP or RRIF, it is important to consider an investment’s after tax rate of return in conjunction with your risk tolerance and investment goals. To reduce the tax paid on your investment income, you should consider investments that generate capital gains or Canadian source dividends as they are taxed more favourably than interest income. Discover more
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