How to Invest in Maple Leaf Short Duration Flow-Through
PROSPECTUS OFFERINGS
Maple Leaf Short Duration Flow-Through prospectus offerings are available for Canadian residents only and can be purchased through registered securities dealers across Canada, including financial advisors and discount brokerages.
- If you are considering an investment by way of a Maple Leaf Short Duration offering memorandum, please click here.
WHAT MAKES YOU AN 'IDEAL INVESTOR'?
An investment in units of a Maple Leaf Short Duration Flow-Through represents an excellent opportunity for investors who are:
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CANADIAN RESOURCE SECTOR
Seeking exposure to the Canadian resources sectors and understand the risks involved.
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TAX DEDUCTION
Wanting an approximate 100% tax deduction (or an approximate 130% tax deduction for Quebec residents*) on their investment.
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SHORT TERM INVESTMENT
Looking for short term hold on their investment which enables further re-investment opportunities.
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HIGH INCOME
High income earners, subject to the highest marginal tax rate.
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CAPITAL APPRECIATION
Looking for capital appreciation potential.
CONTACT YOUR INVESTMENT DEALER
As each investors financial situation is unique it is advised that you contact your investment advisor to see if an investment in Maple Leaf Short Duration Flow-Through is suitable for you. It is also advised that you take the time to personally review the prospectus or offering memorandum related to the offering in which you are interested in.
*Quebec investors should refer to the offering memorandum or prospectus of the Limited Partnership to which you are considering for the current Quebec tax deduction.
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Filing taxes for your Maple Leaf Funds investment is made simple with this
easy-to-follow guide.
Investors may deduct issue costs associated with a flow-through limited partnership over a number of years subsequent to the dissolution of the partnership.
View the Issue Cost Deductions in:
All Maple Leaf Short Duration Flow-Through Limited Partnerships roll into Maple Leaf Resource Class Fund Code: CDO100 (the “Mutual Fund”). If you sell shares of the Mutual Fund you will need to know the adjusted cost base (“ACB”) per Mutual Fund share to determine capital gains or losses for tax reporting purposes.