is from her RRSP account. I realize that money will be taxed but my question is this. I currently learned of the ODSP and I have Multiple Sclerosis. I am not a relative of the deceased or was I a dependent in any way. I do not receive benefits from the government as I have been able to stay employed. Is there a way if I open an ODSP account, that I can avoid the taxes on her account. Can her RRSP be transfered to me tax free? Thank you in advance. If a person inherit a revenue property that was originally purchased many years ago for 100k and is now worth 300k when the beneficiary (that person that inherited)eventually goes to sale the property - say it will be sold for 350k, is he subject to a full capital gain tax, going back to the original purchase price of 100k or just on the gain made from the day he was an owner (50k)? Dear: Lynne: can you please advise if or not the executor (My eldest brother of three sons, two of whom reside in California,USA)have ramifications in conducting the duties of executor in Canada? Our Mother has suggested and she is considering, depositing her investments and putting them into three (3) separate accounts (Maybe GIC) and naming each of us as a benificiary on one of those three accounts. Do you feel this is a wise move? Hi Lynne, Are there any tax implications to funds received