
Sunday, August 10, 2008
2007 Top Marginal Rates of Tax for Canadian Dividends
I've been researching into the tax implications of having various dividends and capital gains. I found a good resource from Grant Thorton LLP which I've shared here. Simply put in each province, when you combine federal and provincial tax rates, you're going to get taxed at a different rate depending if you declaring interest income, capital gains, foreign, eligible, or other canadian dividends. An eligible dividend is declared when it is awarded by a Canadian company. You will pay the highest rates of tax on common interest and on foreign dividends.

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