RE:RE:RE:on the note of trading and capital gains in a tfsaCRA follows the money. So if say you invest your tax free $46.5K (not that most Canadians have this!) here and the stock doubles or triples by the summer. everything is tax free.
If you attempt to trade and make the odd $2000 and there on good trades, that that to live on, CRA might deem you to be a trader.
If you have a full time job, you're fine. It's the 2-bit traders and all the market guys here that trade for income that are worried. If you break the rules, they will catch up.
CRA does make mistakes so it's best if you get a notice to follow up.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/thousands-hit-with-tfsa-tax-penalties/article1373088/
https://www.advisor.ca/news/industry-news/when-trading-profits-are-income-119954
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