RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:analysistickerTwit, I was not aware of this. Can you post the relavent section form the CRA website?
I have an accountant who has claimed losses against my gains in situations where I have not completely sold out of positions. But these situations that come to mind I have not rebought stock. Does that matter? Thank you very much, I use Collins Barrow and every question costs me $, as they bill me buy the 10 minute interval and drag out all their responses, of course.
TickerTwit wrote: That is my interpretation as well. To avoid a superficial loss, it must be a complete divestiture in all accounts, including registered accounts.
. Coop007 wrote: My understanding of revenue Canada is you cannot own the stock AT ALL
You will need to sell All stock for 30 days to claim cap loss, This as far as i see includes what you have in TFSA & RRSP