RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SoldRayDonovan78 wrote: Dont think so, if you sell and want to claim a loss in a non registered account, you can not buy the same stock again in any account within 30 days. And yes the CRA will catch it because they get an electronic copy of all non registered sell orders.
Capharnaum wrote: The normal way to do this is to transfer your shares from your non-registered account to your registered account. It counts as a sale on the day of transfer so you could book the capital loss. You need contribution room though, to do this.
I just looked it up, you can transfer the stock but you're right, you can't claim the loss which kinda stinks (since, on the other hand, you have to declare the gain...).