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Message: Re: TFSA Answer
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Kemo said "If some people are a little short come new year and are still confident in our company borrow the dough and write off the interest."

I'm not sure that the interest paid on a loan to contribute to a TFSA is tax deductable. Since there are no taxes on TFSA gains they (Revenue Canada) would likely deny any interest paid as tax deductable. IMHO

Another good question for your accountant.

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