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Each year, on January 1, your annual contribution room resets. The maximum contribution for 2025 is $7,000, the same as for 2024. If you over-contribute to your TFSA, youll have to pay a tax equal to 1% per month on the excess amount.
Here are the eight most costly TFSA mistakes to avoid. Over-contributing, by accident. Over-contributing, on purpose. Withdrawals and deposits between institutions. Contributions made while outside Canada. Prohibited and non-qualified investments. Foreign dividend earners. Too many low-yield investments. Day trading in a TFSA.
Contributions to a TFSA are not deductible for income tax purposes. Any amount contributed as well as any income earned in the account (for example, investment income and capital gains) is generally tax-free, even when it is withdrawn.
Overcontribution to your TFSA The CRA charges a tax of 1% for every month that the excess contributions stay in your account(s). You will receive an educational letter or notice of assessment through your CRA account identifying your excess contribution situation.
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Another big drawback is that TFSAs arent protected from creditors. If youre involved in a law suit or bankruptcy your TFSA can be confiscated by your creditors. If you use a TFSA for your retirement savings they could unfortunately take it all. RRSPs on the other-hand are protected from creditors.
Overcontribution to your TFSA The CRA charges a tax of 1% for every month that the excess contributions stay in your account(s). You will receive an educational letter or notice of assessment through your CRA account identifying your excess contribution situation. If you dont have a CRA account, it will come by mail.
Although the investment income earned in a TFSA is tax-free for Canadian tax purposes, this tax free status does not apply to U.S. residents. As a U.S. taxpayer you are required to file U.S. returns annually and any income earned in a TFSA during the year is taxable.

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