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Contribution limits


Calculating your annual RSP contribution limit


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Other amounts may be added to the RSP


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Partial Withdrawals
You can withdraw cash or securities from an RSP at any time, but there are tax consequences.

The amount withdrawn will be added to your income for the year and taxed accordingly. Part of that tax will be collected at the time of withdrawal. The withholding rate ranges from 10% to 31% depending on the amount and the province in which you reside.

Withholding Tax on RSP Withdrawals

Amount
withdrawn

Quebec
residents

Residents of
other provinces

Up to $5,000

21 %

10 %

$5,001 – $15,000

26 %

20 %

More than $15,000

31 %

30 %

 

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