Not exact matches
Again, this is something I rarely see discussed when comparing different investments — bonds and other interest income is regular taxable income (
taxed at your normal
marginal tax rate)
rather than
at the much more advantageous long - term capital gains or dividend
rate.
Since the minor child is the owner of custodial account funds, any income or gains generated in the account also belong to the child and were
taxed at the child's
marginal tax rate rather than the parent's (usually) higher
rate.
Finally, in your later years, when you may need extra money for quality of life, will you really care that you are paying income
tax at a high
rate or just be happy that you saved it
rather than spent it because your
marginal tax rate was low
at the time you earned it?
Under the Kiddy
Tax, the unearned income of certain children that exceeds $ 2,000 (adjusted annually) is taxable at the parent's, rather than child's marginal tax ra
Tax, the unearned income of certain children that exceeds $ 2,000 (adjusted annually) is taxable
at the parent's,
rather than child's
marginal tax ra
tax rate.
Wouldn't you want to keep Non-Dividend Stocks in a Taxable account to take advantage of capital gains taxation
rather than being
taxed at the
marginal rate when taken out of a RRSP?
Trustees whose LRBAs are structured on terms consistent with the safe harbour guidelines can be certain they will not be subject to the Non-Arm's Length Income (NALI) provisions, which result in relevant income being
taxed at the highest
marginal rate of 47 per cent
rather than the lower
rates that ordinarily apply to income of SMSFs.
These arrangements concern us because they are intended to shield dividend income
at a low or zero
rate of
tax,
rather than «top - up»
tax being paid
at the individual shareholder's
marginal rate, and the fund being entitled to a refund of franking credits.
By doing so, your fund pays
tax — on the assessable part of the lump sum —
at the concessional fund
tax rate of 15 %,
rather than the member paying
tax at their
marginal rate.