Another way to rebalance
without immediate tax consequences is to invest any extra money you might have (such as ongoing contributions or your yearly bonus), in asset classes that are currently below your target allocation.
Tillerson's move into government has given him a one - time opportunity to diversify his investment portfolio out of Exxon stock without
facing immediate tax consequences.
Taking out money from an RRSP to clear your debts might sound like a good idea but there are plenty of considerations to take into account,
like immediate tax consequence and whether tapping into retirement funds will leave you wanting in your golden years.
Companies that reinvest their profits are able to give you an investment return without
an immediate tax consequence, but that doesn't mean you won't eventually pay the piper.
Selling ETFs is less costly inside registered plans, because there are
no immediate tax consequences.
Since my wife and I have some investments in both Traditional 401ks and Roth 401ks, upon retirement we will roll them over into their respective IRA account and therefore incur
no immediate tax consequences on either conversion.
But if such a creature existed AND the position was held in a registered account, then there would be
no immediate tax consequences.
Either way, there may be
immediate tax consequences but this will be a one - time hit, in return for which you will have a larger flow of tax - free income coming from your TFSA.
There are
no immediate tax consequences to the survivors, other than an adjustment to the cost base of the property, which is increased by the Fair Market Value of the newly acquired portion of the property.
Pause before putting your name on title - there could be
immediate tax consequences!