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Using the smith manoeuvre, if you put 100% of the borrowed money to invest in a portfolio of ETFs like VEQT could you also sell options using the portfolio as margin and still be okay with the CRA? For example I have 400k invested in VEQT (100% of the borrowed money) and I sell 4 spy put options 30% out of the money 4 months out using the portfolio as margin. Never been assigned and I end up making about an extra $8,000usd a year doing this. Do you see any issues with the CRA from a tax perspective