T5008 Box 20: Why It's Not Your Adjusted Cost Base

T5008 Box 20 is the number your broker reports — not the number CRA expects you to use. Here's why the difference matters and how to reconcile it.

USD Stocks in Canada: How FX Conversion Affects Your Capital Gains

Canadian investors who hold US-listed stocks must convert proceeds and adjusted cost base to CAD using the Bank of Canada rate on each transaction date — not a flat annual average.

What Is Adjusted Cost Base in Canada?

Adjusted cost base is the average cost of your investment across all taxable accounts. Your broker doesn't calculate it for you — here's what it is and why it matters.

After You Understand ACB: What Records Should You Actually Keep?

A practical checklist for Canadian taxable investors before filing Schedule 3

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