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. … For example, section 409A permits payments to be made as a result of a reduction in service to less than 20% of the previous level, a change in control of the employer or an unforeseeable emergency. ...

. … We are not aware of any provisions of the Act permitting the division or allocation of tax withholding between a trust and its beneficiaries. ...

After quoting the statement in Ludco that “courts should objectively determine the nature of the purpose, guided by both subjective and objective manifestations of purpose,” CRA indicated that Ludco followed the purpose test in Symes, and the Symes / Ludco test (consistently with many other decisions) constitutes the benchmark of purpose. ...

21 November 2017 CTF Roundtable Q. 6, 2017-0724071C6- Circular calculations Part IV tax-- summary under Subsection 55(2) Summary Under Tax Topics- Income Tax Act- Section 55- Subsection 55(2) where Holdco receives a dividend subject to refundable Pt IV tax and to s. 55(2), two different dividends should be reported for Pt IV and s. 55(2) purposes Holdco receives a dividend of $400,000 that is subject to Part IV tax of $153,333 (38.33% of $400,000) equalling the connected payer’s dividend refund and, in turn, pays a dividend to its shareholders resulting in a refund of the Part IV tax – so that the dividend received by Holdco is subject to s. 55(2). ...

Now a further estate freeze is effected under which Initial Trust exchanges its shares for preferred shares under s. 51 and a newly-formed discretionary family trust (“New Trust” – also having grandchildren and family corporations as beneficiaries and with a different unrelated individual as the third trustee) subscribes for new non-voting common shares. ...

(c)(i)(A) of "total charitable gifts," CRA noted respecting the first condition that “where subsection 118.1(5) applies to a gift, the gift is generally deemed to have been made by the individual's estate at the time the property to which the gift relates is transferred to the qualified done,” and that s. 118.1(4.1) “provides that subsection 118.1(5) applies … to a gift made by the individual’s estate,” and then stated: If, as you stated, the transfer of ownership of the interest to the Private Foundation was made within three years of the death, subsection 118.1(5.1) would apply because the property that was the subject of the gift (the interest in the policy) was acquired by the estate on and as a consequence of the death. ...

X (Corporation B – the ultimate funder) with that bank. In finding that the back-to-back loan rules in s. 15(2.16) et seq. deemed Ms. ...

After noting that Jeanne’s children were source individuals in respect of Jeanne, CRA went on to state that: If it were … established that Trust is carrying on a business and that, under any of the scenarios contemplated in the question as stated, a source individual in respect of Jeanne is actively engaged on a regular basis in the activities of Trust related to earning income from the business, then the portion of the Distribution related to the Interest would come, directly or indirectly, from a related business in respect of Jeanne for the purposes of the application of clause (c)(ii)(C) of the definition of "split income" in subsection 120.4(1). ...

However, that safe income amount will be split between the two classes of shares held by Trust A and Trust B based on the unrealized gain on each class – and, as noted, there now is significant unrealized gain on the preferred shares. ...

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