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Alex *******
@Alex ******
it was ~20% of my income in ‘21, and 12% in ‘22. boi didn’t ask any questions in my case.
Alex *******
Marty Pollard thank you!

i emailed BOI early on and asked specifically if other types of passive income would qualify. they said yes, and it was so!
Alex *******
@Tulip *******
i’m simply stating facts and sharing best available information with those who are interested. it does seem with every topic you comment on, you try to dissuade people from applying. i wonder why
Alex *******
Eric Privat i specifically asked boi, via email, if capital gains from sporadic sale of stocks can be counted and the answer was yes. tax return showing capital gains is all they need.
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@Tulip *******
your reply has no root in facts. tax return obviously contain information about your taxable income, part of which can be passive, thus can be used to qualify for LTR-P. boi also accepts bank/brokerage statements documenting passive income in tax exempt accounts, which typically does not show up in tax returns.
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@Tulip *******
this is not correct. for LTR wealthy pensioner any passive, unearned income (pension, dividends, interest, capital gains, rental) are accepted. this is clearly stated on boi’s website in the LTR-P section
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@David *******
thanks! that is the same as using tax returns. 1099-DIV and 1099-B are how taxable dividends and capital gains, respectively, are reported to the tax authority in the US.
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@Ally ***********
thanks for the heads up. definitely lowering my expectations! good thing is that, at least for the pensioner LTR, BOI told me that i don’t have to pay anything until it’s ready to be picked up.