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Q: In respect to Paul's question, non-eligible dividends are not taxed the same as interest income. As an example, for 2019 the top Ontario tax rate on interest income is 53.53% whereas the top Ontario tax rate on non-eligible dividends is 47.40%. By comparison the top Ontario tax rate on eligible dividends is 39.34%. I'm not aware of why A&W pays out eligible versus non-eligible dividends. TaxTips.ca has a good site for those that want to review tax rates on dividends, interest, etc. at different levels of personal income.
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on April 05, 2019
Q: Hi 5i I hold small positions in these 4 companies and would like to add to each as funds become available. At this time, considering present values , in what order would you add? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on April 04, 2019
Q: I own 800 SHS of ENB in my non-registered acct.: had for 10 years - added to original position a couple of years ago to bring to current 800 SHS. Also own same number of TRP SHS - same scenario. Added together both a small % of total portfolio. Sitting on a lot of cash and was thinking of increasing ENB to 1000 SHS. Also own: BNS, BMO, CM, T, BCE, IFC, TCL.A & NFI in this account: last 2 were added last Jan.
Read Answer Asked by James on April 04, 2019
Q: With an cost base of around $15.00 I have a large tax bill if I sell my position in this company. However PBH seems to have lost momentum and has a low dividend now, so I would like to sell and move to something else. The tax bite means of course I have less to re-invest. To sell or not? Any advice ? Investor paralysis I guess. Thanks, Ron
Read Answer Asked by RON on April 03, 2019