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Is Capital Gain Tax On Forex Trades Executed With A Cdn Dealer Due In Canada?And With A Foreign Dealer? |
I am interested in trading forex but don't positive if capital gain tax is due in Canada on such trades? And what if I use a US based broker? I saw that some brokers are based in Swiss and other places and accounts outspoken with them are capital tax exempt. Does anyone know more about it? Thanks.
| Answer: The Tax law in Canada and the USA both deficiency cap gains on earnings from forex trades. Currently there is no IRS form that is sent from ther go-between to you but is you do not report earnings it is against tax law... Good luck |
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