RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Chart looking good What would be a reasonable definition for "actively trading"? Is there a time component that everyone should be aware of or is it set up as a mouse trap?
"and your intention to hold investments for resale at a profit."
Is this phrase to suggest you should only hold shares in your TFSA if your intention is for resale at a loss? What's the definition of "investing"?
MoneyMKR72 wrote: TFSA Stock Trading Rules
You may be surprised to learn that your trading activity could constitute a business, even if it’s done inside a TFSA. The tax rules mean that should a TFSA operate like a business then they have to pay income tax.
Recently, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has focused their audits on taxpayers that are actively trading within their Tax-Free Savings account.
The CRA takes account a number of things into account when determining whether or not a TFSA is subject to income tax. These include the duration of the holdings, the frequency of the transaction and your intention to hold investments for resale at a profit.
In situations where one or more TFSA taxes are applicable, a TFSA return must be filled out and sent by June 30 of the year following the calendar year in which the tax arose.