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A realistic 2024–2025 Canadian investor, run through the real tax engine — so you can see what Sched3 catches before you import a single trade.

Holdings

Adjusted cost base per share and in total, pooled across every purchase.
3 holdings

Realized dispositions for 2025

Proceeds, adjusted cost base, and gain or loss for every sale.
XEQT
Sample non-registered account · 40 sh
Date Sold
Sep 15, 2025
Proceeds
$1,396.00
Gain/Loss
$89.39
ACB
$1,301.66
BCE
Loss denied
Sample non-registered account · 100 sh
Date Sold
Aug 11, 2025
Proceeds
$4,650.00
Gain/Loss
-$223.96
ACB
$5,204.95
MSFT
Sample non-registered account · 25 sh
Date Sold
Jul 14, 2025
Proceeds
$16,056.73
Gain/Loss
$1,831.60
ACB
$14,215.54
3 dispositions
Losses marked "denied" ($335.94 total) were triggered by a repurchase within 30 days of sale under the CRA superficial loss rule. The denied amount is added back to the adjusted cost base of the remaining shares.
The superficial-loss story

You sold 100 shares of BCE on Aug 11, 2025 at a loss.

Because you bought 60 shares back on Aug 25, 2025 — inside the 30-day window — the CRA's superficial-loss rule denies $335.94 of that loss.

Sched3 added the denied $335.94 back to the adjusted cost base of the 60 replacement shares, so it isn't lost — it lowers a future gain instead.

Schedule 3 summary for 2025
Proceeds of disposition
$22,102.73
Adjusted cost base
$20,722.15
Outlays and expenses
$19.48
Gain (loss)
$1,697.04
What Sched3 caught that a spreadsheet would miss
  • A $335.94 superficial loss on BCE — automatically denied and added back to the replacement shares' cost base.
  • The MSFT sale's $1,831.60 gain reflects the CAD/USD move between purchase and sale — bought near 1.3585, sold near 1.3790.
  • XEQT's 100 shares carry one blended adjusted cost base of $32.54 per share, pooled across 14 purchases.
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