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Previous discussion RRSP in the first 60 days and using it in the next year has details on the reporting of and the deducting of such contributions.
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January 3, 2013
Norman1 said
Previous discussion RRSP in the first 60 days and using it in the next year has details on the reporting of and the deducting of such contributions.
Thanks. Great info. So I can even contribute over my limit, report it but don't deduct which means I still get interest on the money without paying any over contribution charges from the government?
7:24 am
April 6, 2013
Save2Retire@55 said
Thanks. Great info. So I can even contribute over my limit, report it but don't deduct which means I still get interest on the money without paying any over contribution charges from the government?
Yes, during the first 60 days of 2019, you can contribute over your 2018 RRSP limit and report the contribution without deducting it. It won't be considered an overcontribution unless it is also over your 2019 limit.
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