RE:RE:RE:DRIP = SHARE DILLUTION, IMHOI believe you are correct about the taxation of the dripped shares in various accounts.
I also belive the dripped shares are purchased on the open market and represent no dillution whatsoever.
SHayden wrote: Strange my message didn't show. drip income in a tfsa will be tax free, drip income in a rrsp / rif will be taxed as interested income once it is removed from the account, drop income will be taxed as eligible dividend if they are received in a cash / non reg account
SHayden wrote: RagingBull3 wrote: If everyone DRIP, that just basically a STOCK SPLIT that you have to probably pay TAXES on! LOL.
All just my opinion/view/thinking.