1:08 pm
September 29, 2017
I'm sorry that you failed to understand the issue But thankfully others on this thread did get it and have supplied the necessary verification to address the scenario presented.
And it did NOT take this entire thread to get to the answer either. It was answered on the 1st page.
The fact that others chose to carry on further, either repeating some info or occasionally adding more info, has nothing to do with me.
1:10 pm
April 6, 2013
Just before Cedric's example, RC4466 says
Withdrawals, excluding qualifying transfers and specified distributions, made from your TFSA in the year will only be added back to your TFSA contribution room at the beginning of the following year.
That mirrors the definition of B of A+B+C-D for calculating TFSA contribution room in the Income Tax Act:
B is the total of all amounts each of which was a distribution made in the preceding calendar year under a TFSA of which the individual was the holder at the time of the distribution, other than a distribution that is
- a qualifying transfer, or
- a specified distribution,
Both clearly indicate that TFSA withdrawals/distributions, that are not "qualifying transfers" or "specified distributions", are added to the contribution room next year period. No conditions. No limits.
I've seen nothing in the years since TFSA's were introduced, from CRA, financial institutions, or accountants that even remotely suggests that only part of a TFSA withdrawal can be added back to contribution room.
You seem to be describing a relationship between TFSA withdrawals and the annual TFSA dollar limit that is simply not there!
2:20 pm
January 12, 2019
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