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In the spirit of tax time were releasing in a short video today with some quick tips to reduce your taxes owing when you have capital gains, specifically surrounding the investments within your trading accounts. You may not be aware but there are ways to increase your total profits in your investment accounts by claiming some eligible expenses. Hi everyone and welcome back to The Independent Dollar. We make new videos every week on personal finance topics in a way that is straightforward and easy to understand. Today were going to share with you how to lower your taxes by showing you exactly how to claim some of the common investment fees on your tax return. In Canada if you buy and sell stock in a non-registered account regardless of whether or not you made a profit, you are required to disclose that on your taxes. Now for those of us that were unlucky and did incur a capital loss, the good news is that for those investments within our non registered accounts (so outside of your tax