Topic RSS5:43 pm
November 18, 2017
Offline8:30 am
October 27, 2013
Offline9:15 am
April 6, 2013
OfflineAre we sure it is a T3 slip from TD Direct Investing?
Non-registered brokerage accounts are usually not organized as trusts. So, the slip from the broker for dividends and interest would be a T5 slip.
Brokers doesn't usually provide the slip for mutual funds held by the account. The mutual fund company issues the T3 or T5 slips for the mutual funds.
10:12 am
June 22, 2023
Offline10:24 am
January 7, 2023
OfflineNorman1 said
Are we sure it is a T3 slip from TD Direct Investing?Non-registered brokerage accounts are usually not organized as trusts. So, the slip from the broker for dividends and interest would be a T5 slip.
Brokers doesn't usually provide the slip for mutual funds held by the account. The mutual fund company issues the T3 or T5 slips for the mutual funds.
My T3 slips from TDDI report dividends and capital gains for my TD mutual funds only. Interests from my ISA account is reported on a T5 slip.
10:25 am
January 7, 2023
Offline3:01 pm
February 22, 2024
OfflineNorman1 said
It is a T3 slip (Statement of Trust Income Allocations and Designations) if the mutual fund is organized as a trust.Otherwise, it is a T5 slip (Statement of Investment Income).
The tax return the mutual fund files is also different depending on whether it is organized as a trust or not.
Is there any advantage of one over the other?
8:10 pm
April 6, 2013
Offlineitsme said
Is there any advantage of one over the other?
Yes, each (a mutual fund corporation and a mutual fund trust) has advantages and disadvantages over the other. The mutual fund company will select the one that is better for what they are trying to pitch.
"Corporate Class Funds" section of this older RBC GAM: Taxes & Investing in Mutual Funds has some details, including a 2017 tax change that neutralized one of the advantages of mutual fund corporations.
8:23 pm
October 27, 2013
OfflineWarwick111 said
My T3 slips from TDDI report dividends and capital gains for my TD mutual funds only. Interests from my ISA account is reported on a T5 slip.
TD must be somewhat unique in having the brokerage TDDI issue T3 slips for TD mutual funds. I would think they would normally come separately from the asset management side (TDAM) of the TD organization per my prior experience with a few brokerages over the past 30 years. Hence the surprise reaction to post #44 on this matter (an incomplete post in my opinion).
8:48 am
January 12, 2019
Offline9:41 am
October 27, 2013
Offlinedommm said
This is what I downloaded after logging into my TD Web Broker account & searching for Tax Documents.
That is way more clear.... a T3 tax slip for a MMF (money market mutual fund) is the simplest and quickest T3 tax slip to issue of all mutual fund families. I have seen such T3 MMF tax slips issued 'early' in the past as well.
9:43 am
April 6, 2013
Offlinedommm said
This is what I downloaded after logging into my TD Web Broker account & searching for Tax Documents.
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The T3 slip isn't from TD Direct Investing. It is from the trust TD Canadian Money Market Fund.
TD Direct Investing is just delivering the slip and is not the issuer. Slips issued by TD Direct Investing would be from the corporation TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. or from their carrying broker.
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