How is a SIFT trust's tax calculated?
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How is a SIFT trust's tax calculated
Every specified investment flow-through (SIFT) trust for a tax year is liable to a tax under Part 1 of the Income Tax Act, calculated as the total of the two following amounts: Footnote 1
- 33% of its amount taxable for the tax year, and
- the positive or negative amount determined by the following formula:
- A × B where
- A is the positive or negative decimal fraction determined by the following formula:
- C + D − E where
- C is the net corporate income tax rate in respect of the SIFT trust for the tax year
- D is the tax rateFootnote 2 for a SIFT trust for the tax year
- E is the decimal fraction equivalent of the percentage rate of tax provided in (a) for the tax year
- C + D − E where
- B is the trust's taxable distributions for the tax year
- A is the positive or negative decimal fraction determined by the following formula:
Footnotes
- Footnote 1
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We have simplified this calculation for you in Chart 2. Enter the amount from line C of Chart 2 on line 9 of Schedule, T3SCH11, Federal Income Tax.
- Footnote 2
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For more information on the tax rate, go to Provincial/Territorial SIFT tax part.
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- 2021-02-03