Why are there so many different tax package mailings?
RBC Dominion Securities is required by federal regulation to mail T5 tax packages by the end of February. You may receive other mailings of tax packages because you held investments in Income Trusts or publicly-traded Limited Partnerships which have until the end of February to report their data to RBC Dominion Securities, according to federal legislation. Once the data is received, RBC Dominion Securities processes it and issues tax slips to you as soon as possible, which means you may receive more than one tax package from RBC Dominion Securities. Refer to Important Information Regarding Outstanding Tax Documents, included in your T5 tax package, for information about possible subsequent mailings. In addition, if you held Russell Sovereign or LifePoints investments or Mutual Funds, you will receive tax information slips directly from the issuer.
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