Should i avoid buying bullion from the bank?

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by rollo, Jan 28, 2012.

  1. rollo

    rollo New Member

    I live in Canada and bought some silver from Scotiabank and it seems that I will now be receiving a T5 and will have to report a gain/loss next time I do taxes.

    Should I avoid buying silver from the bank to avoid having to pay taxes and what not?

    Sorry for the newbie question.

    Thanks.
     
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  3. ButItsSoShiny

    ButItsSoShiny New Member

    Wouldn't you only report a gain or loss if you sold them? And wouldn't you have to do that regardless of if the bank told your tax authority or not?
     
  4. tristen1230

    tristen1230 New Member

    Sorta a weird thing that you would have to do to buy bullion from ScotiaBank. Bought 5 ounce coin from ScotiaMcleod and got nothing like this/
     
  5. rollo

    rollo New Member

    Well it seems that the T5 is an unnecessary thing since websites do not require you to do anything and also some banks may not so why should I do it if it apparently isn't a big deal.

    My concern is more I think that I don't want anyone to know what I own.
     
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