Topic RSS11:35 pm
February 7, 2019
OfflineAltaRed said
If you manage your affairs with Oaken online (the very definition of who Oaken Financial is for almost everyone), why would one NOT also have the ability to download a PDF on to their device.... whatever it is? Perfectly logical for a digital bank, no?Why does one need to print out a paper copy of a tax slip? I do what I can to avoid paper tax slips. Any that must still come by paper are scanned into PDFs and the paper copies shredded.
I have all our Oaken settings to Online PDF's. I do have access to all the PDF statements and T slips but they insist on sending me T slips, GIC purchase confirmations and reminders of GIC maturities via Canada Post.
| CGO |
9:46 am
October 27, 2013
Online8:41 am
April 6, 2013
OfflineYes. The T5 slip PDF from EQ Bank is messed up this year too as it was last year.
Acrobat Reader won't print it. Open the PDF file in a browser, like Microsoft Edge, and print from there.
9:14 am
February 7, 2019
Offlinefrugal lady said
Anyone else unable to print EQ T5 pdf?
I have no trouble printing other pdf files but EQ will not print for me
If you're printing on a desktop or laptop, have a look at the printer dialog box. For some stupid reason, EQB T slips are formated to 23.6x38.9in! Somewhat larger than most home printers and tough to slip into an envelope.
I had never tried printing these before since insist on sending a hard copy. 2024 was also problematic.
Try contacting EQB Tech support ...
| CGO |
9:26 am
February 7, 2019
Offlinecgouimet said
If you're printing on a desktop or laptop, have a look at the printer dialog box. For some stupid reason, EQB T slips are formated to 23.6x38.9in! Somewhat larger than most home printers and tough to slip into an envelope.
I had never tried printing these before since they insist on sending a hard copy. 2024 was also problematic.
Try contacting EQB Tech support ...
I did contact. They insist we need to use Edge! Once logged in with Edge, Preview your T slip then print from there. It actually works. This works for FireFox too but not Chrome. Go figure ...
| CGO |
7:58 am
September 30, 2017
OfflineNokomisStation, your respond time is already better than mine!
(JA05, 2026) I make a tax installment payment. CRA added the amount to tax year 2025 instead
(FE13, 2026) I requested the amount to be transferred over to tax year 2026
(MR13, 2026) Progress Tracker still shown "Target completion date not available" 
(MR15, 2026) Looks like I need to make an extra payment to meet this due date 
8:54 am
March 30, 2017
Offline2:21 pm
June 22, 2023
Offlinehttps://cms.nwhreit.com/wp-con.....001716.pdf
For some of you impatient types you can get your tax information directly from the horse's mouth (or some other animal anatomy possibly). The above link is for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT which recently changed it's name to Vital Infrastructure Property Trust. Then you can apply the values to the amount of units you hold.
I do not know how common it is for T3 issuers to supply this information on their websites, but go and knock your socks off.
VitalREIT.com is their new homepage.
7:21 am
March 14, 2023
OfflineNokomisStation said
I do not know how common it is for T3 issuers to supply this information on their websites, but go and knock your socks off.
Any ETFs or REITs that I've owned have provided this tax breakdown. Maybe it's a legal requirement? Even if not, they all supply it. ETFs are usually published as one document for the entire fund family.
I have never tried to calculate my own T3 but have used the % allocations for forecasting purposes.
9:05 am
October 27, 2013
OnlineMy experience is T3 tax slips for trusts, e.g. ETFs, mutual funds, REITs, etc. are usually not issued until about the end of March, and include a breakdown of each type of income received.
It is also my experience that income breakdowns for ETFs and REITs come from one's own brokerage on its T3 tax slip while breakdowns for mutual funds, including money market mutual funds have come independently from the mutual fund company.
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