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E-L Financial Corp Ltd T.ELF

Alternate Symbol(s):  ELFIF | T.ELF.PR.F | T.ELF.PR.G | T.ELF.PR.H

E-L Financial Corporation Limited is a Canada-based investment and insurance holding company. The Company operates through two segments: E-L Corporate and Empire Life. E-L Corporate segment represents investments in stocks and fixed income securities held directly and indirectly through pooled funds, closed-end investment companies and other investment companies. The investment strategy is to accumulate shareholder value through long-term capital appreciation and dividend and interest income from its investments. Empire Life segment offers individual and group life and health insurance, investment and retirement products to Canadians. The segment provides a range of life insurance and wealth management products, employee benefit plans and financial services to meet the needs of individuals, professionals and businesses through a network of Independent Financial Advisors (IFA), Managing General Agents (MGA), National Account firms and Group Solutions brokers and representatives.


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Comment by chuck84on Aug 24, 2022 10:23am
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RE:SIB - Deemed Dividend

RE:SIB - Deemed Dividendno question tendering in a non reg account is a bad idea regardless of your cost base or long term plans. in the highest tax bracket dividends are taxed about 10pts higher than cap gains at least here in bc. could also be i a situtation where u create cap losses that take years to offset depending on size wish to tender.

flip side however and surprised we havent seen them yet is that many players (banks notably for their div arb books) salivate to create dividends (tax free into ireland) and offsetting losses that they claim against ordinary income. this is a massive enterprise amongst the banks but under increasing scrutiny as evidenced by the $6bb and counting case the CRA has brought against them. the business however tends to be "riskless" whereby they want certainty of their selling price. little surprised we havent seen them yet as those in the know have pretty good idea of liklihood of a fill in the tender!
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