The federal tax agency also delays implementing registered fee position
One-third are still not aware of the tax penalties associated with over-contribution
Canadians who work with an advisor are much more likely to take advantage of tax-registered plans such as RRSPs and TFSAs
Report debunks common myths behind the recent decline in RRSP contributions
As TFSAs surpass RRSPs in popularity, both vehicles have their place in retirement planning
Thirty per cent of taxpayers contributed to a TFSA in 2015
Canada's tax agency is taking a closer look at accounts with significant balances - and is considering other factors - to determine whether accountholders should be deemed to be carrying on a business
There are several factors that must be taken into account when determining whether a taxpayer’s gains from securities constitute carrying on a business
The additional taxes are coming from cases in which the CRA believes a TFSA holder may be “carrying on a business” within the account
Respondents estimate they would contribute an average of $4,325 this year