If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

luigialana · ‎October 30, 2019

TurboTaxMary-Ann1 · ‎October 30, 2019

Yes, if you make a contribution to your RRSP on February 1, 2019, you will be able to claim it on your 2018 income tax return. If you withdraw the amount anytime within 2019, you will report that as income on your 2019 income tax return.

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TurboTaxMary-Ann1 · ‎October 30, 2019

Yes, if you make a contribution to your RRSP on February 1, 2019, you will be able to claim it on your 2018 income tax return. If you withdraw the amount anytime within 2019, you will report that as income on your 2019 income tax return.

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If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

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If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

If I contribute to my RRSP on Feb 1 and withdraw it on Feb 2, can I still claim the deduction for my 2018 tax and add that withdrawal to my 2019 income?

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