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Interest in come from ISA (DYN 6005) missing on T5-slip
February 25, 2025
2:24 pm
Fritz23
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Is there a reason that Scotia isn't showing the reinvested monthly cash dividend on T5 slip? Is this normal behaviour? What I a missing?

Another issue itrade sent a T5 slip to my wife for an account 780xxx which doesn't existing. We only have on joint account at itrade.

Thanks for your help!

February 25, 2025
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Your post is not clear which Scotia entities you are talking about. Scotia iTrade does not issue T5 tax slips for the ISAs such as DYN6005. They are deposit accounts and T5 tax slips will come from the banking arm, i.e. Scotiabank and will be in paper form. Same thing applies at BMO Investorline et al.

February 25, 2025
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The T5 slip sent by mail was issued by The Bank of Novia Sotia 40 Temperance Street, Toronto. This slip is showing the correct amount from USD interest and in CAD. We tried all FX rates, daily or average none fits.

Online I got a T5-slip from SCOTIA CAPITAL INC, 40 King Str. West. Showing the same amount in UD but isn't showing showing any CAD conversion.

None of the is showing incom from my DYN 5005.

February 25, 2025
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The T5 slip received in the mail from Bank of Nova Scotia is for your DYN600x series of ISAs. I have not received mine yet so cannot comment on exchange rate they may have used to convert USD to CAD. Normally it should be the BoC annual forex rate of 1.3698 but they may have used the monthly rate published by BoC for each month's interst. I will look once I receive mine.

Scotia Capital T5s will be issued separately for CAD and USD sides of accounts. It is up to you to use 1.3698 exchange rate (BoC annual rate) to convert USD to CAD in your tax filing. These T5s do not include any interest income from the DYN series of ISAs.

I will speculate/guess DYN5005 tax slip will most likely be separately issued by Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company, not Bank of Nova Scotia. I've never owned the DYN500x series of ISAs.

February 25, 2025
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Thank you, very helpful.

Your comment regarding Scotia Capital T5s fits 100%

Unfortuantely, the T5 slip received in the mail from Bank of Nova Scotia didn't include any interest from DYN600x series of ISAs. The T5 shows the correct inteest of interest from USD GICs.

I will wait and see if further slips arrive.

February 25, 2025
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It now seems to me the T5s for the DYN ISAs have yet to come. I do not yet have mine nor expect them until perhaps the end of the week or well into next week (the net effect of 2-5 day postal delivery).

February 26, 2025
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Our DYN6000 and DYN6004 T5s arrived Feb. 25, 2025 via Canada Post. They were issued by The Bank of Nova Scotia. They both correctly reported the interest income we received in 2024 in our separate accounts. We live in Ontario.

February 27, 2025
5:52 pm
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As noted, the DYN6004 T5s are issued by BNS.
However, they come in an envelope that says Dynamic Funds as the sender.
(Haven't verified the amounts yet)

As an aside, ITrade / Dynamic still have not corrected the address field after 2 years which actually prints my current & previous address. Fortunately CanPost chose the right address. I've noted ITrade are really bad dealing with mutual funds -- even their own -- addresses, rounding errors, closing accounts etc.

February 27, 2025
6:20 pm
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Well, they are DYNamic funds, owned* by Scotia. I got mine today, and no, I don't verify the math.

* ScotiaFunds® and Dynamic Funds® are managed by 1832 Asset Management L.P., a limited partnership the general partner of which is wholly owned by The Bank of Nova Scotia.

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