Yes, you can collect up to $49,284 in dividends every year, and not pay a single dime in income tax. You simply have to know how to invest with the tax code in mind. You need a guide in front of you that cuts through the maze of Canada’s tax laws and concentrates on the rulings that are most important to investors. You have to know where you can save and where you can gain with smart tax planning. That’s why we put together the TSI Network Tax Guide for Canadian Investors 2015.

Our tax guide is written from an investor’s point of view. This sets it apart from most tax guides. It is invaluable for both tax planning and overall portfolio planning. It puts special focus on the tax laws and tax strategies that mean the most to Canadian investors. We draw on our long experience in investment advice. With this background, we have created a concise guide, complete with seven tables for quick and easy reference.

With this guide, you approach your taxes, and the person you have chosen as your tax preparer or advisor, with a strong base of knowledge. You’ll have the ability to ask your tax accountant the right questions, or even handle your own taxes with confidence.

It’s all written in straightforward, uncluttered language that tells you how to take each aspect of Canadian tax law, from the dividend tax credit to RRSPs to TFSAs to capital gains to income investing, and turn it to your benefit.

You can download your copy of my new report right away: TSI Network Tax Guide for Canadian Investors 2015.

This exclusive investor’s tax guide is yours FREE as my “thank you” for signing up for my free daily updates on TSI Network.

In this unique report, you’ll see:

• How to collect $49,284 a year in dividends and pay no tax!
• 2 surefire strategies to make the most of your RSSPs now and in the future.
• A key way to cut taxes on your retirement income.
• The best strategies for sheltering your gains in your Tax-Free Savings Account—and one index fund that you should consider for your TFSA.
• Our advice on the rewards and the risks of borrowing to invest and how it can work as an effective tax shelter. Plus six ways to tell if borrowing to invest is right for you.
• Seven tax tables to help you assess—and minimize—your tax expense.
• And a great deal more…

This guide on tax advice for Canadian investors is the latest in a series of reports I’ve written as free downloads on TSI Network. Previously, I wrote “The 10 Best Practices of Successful Investors,” which covers my years of experience into the 10 best practices that successful investors most often follow. Many of them are positive steps you can take to achieve the greatest success. Others help you avoid costly mistakes.

To get started on my latest free guide, click here to download your copy of TSI Network Tax Guide for Canadian Investors 2015. I’d also encourage you to share the report with a friend.

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