Do you take into account taxation when you select your investing instruments?
Asked 6 years ago
Do you usually take into account taxation when you select your investing instruments? I am not into accounting or taxation professional, but since I used to do my taxes myself, it seems to me that it might be more interesting to invest in instruments that generate Capital gain, or capital gain dividend for Margin or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), instead of the underlying stocks, since capital gains are taxed 50% and dividends/revenue are taxed 100%... Am I wrong?
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