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. … Therefore…paragraph 248(28)(a)… applies to remedy the situation and avoid double taxation of the same amount. ...

Rockies Corp, 2005 DTC 289) that "a corporation may opt for whichever instalment method under paragraph 157(1)(a) that it wishes, regardless of the instalment method that is deemed by subsection 161(4.1) to have been used for purposes of computing the corporation's interest in respect of unpaid or late instalments," CRA stated that "a corporation's functional currency election…does not hinder its ability to choose…[an] instalment method under paragraph 157(1)(a)," stated that it "will not consider the use of either the First Instalment Base Method or the Second Instalment Base Method where a reporter's Total EFC Instalments [the total required instalments, as converted to the EFC] using the respective instalment method exceed the reporter's EFC Taxes Payable for the year," and that it was appropriate "that each assessment of the CAD Taxes Payable of a functional currency reporter…[use] the instalment method that gives rise to the least amount of CAD Taxes Payable" – so that when re-determining the CAD Taxes Payable for a particular taxation year as a result of a s. 111(1)(a) deduction of a subsequent year's loss, the same instalment method that was originally used for the particular year is not required to be used to recalculate the CAD Taxes Payable. ...

Pubco (acting through a branch in Country 1 – assumed here to be Luxembourg) will subscribe with cash for common shares and/or mandatorily redeemable preferred shares ("MRPS") of Finco. ...

" – para. 29) each DC Butterfly Shares will be transferred to Spinco in consideration for one Spinco common share, with the Spinco common shares being listed on a designated stock exchange the net FMV of each of the three types of property of DC will be determined on a consolidated basis (and where the property of DC is a share of a corporation over which DC has a significant influence, the net FMV of the share of the particular corporation will be multiplied by the proportion that the net FMV of that type of property of the particular corporation is of the net FMV of all the property of the particular corporation- and following the allocation of current liabilities to each cash or near cash property, any remaining net FMV of any accounts receivable, inventories and prepaid expenses of a particular corporation will be reclassified as business property and excluded from cash or near cash property, to the extent that such property will be collected, sold or used by the particular corporation in the ordinary course of the business to which such property relates) DC will transfer to Spinco each transferred asset such that following the transfer the net FMV of each type of transferred property will approximate the Butterfly Proportion; and in consideration therefor Spinco will issue the Spinco Stock Options and Spinco Redemption Shares; DC and Spinco will make a joint s. 85(1) election Spinco and DC will redeem the Spinco Redemption Shares and DC Butterfly Shares for redemption notes (making a s. 89(14) designation respecting the resulting deemed dividend), and will each satisfy its note by transferring the other note to its debtor Rulings: s. 86 rulings re exchange of DC common shares for new common shares and DC Butterfly Shares s. 85.1(1) rulings re transfer of DC Butterfly Shares to Spinco cross-cancellation of notes will not give rise to gain or forgiven amounts ...

. … Paragraph XXIX-A(3)…[inter alia requires:] …The item of income is derived from the source state (Canada) in connection with or incidental to that (US) trade or business (including any such income derived directly or indirectly by that resident person (US person) through one or more other persons that are residents of the source state (Canada)) ("Connected Test") …[I]nterest paid or credited by a Canadian resident to a US person might be considered "derived in connection with" a US active business in the following circumstances: the interest is paid or credited in respect of an account payable issued by [sic] the US person in the course of carrying on its US active business, the interest payments are in respect of borrowed money used for the purpose of earning income from a business carried on in Canada that is upstream, downstream or parallel to the US active business ("Canadian-Connected Business"), or the interest payments are funded out of the cash flow from such a Canadian-Connected Business. ...

Would Opco and Newco be associated under ss. 256(1.2)(f)(ii) and 256(1.3) – and would it make any difference if the trust deed precluded only the distribution of income before 18? ...

Proposed transactions FA Holdco will acquire the XX % interest in FA Opco1 held by the unrelated German companies. ...

The property owned by FA1 will be transferred to a Property Co in exchange for cash or shares of that Property Co, with any such shares then being transferred by FA1 to FA Holdco in exchange for FA Holdco shares – and similarly for the real estate of FA5 and FA9. ...

. … If corporate income has not previously been taxed, whether because the corporation was entitled to certain tax benefits under the Act or for any other reason, then a dividend paid by the corporation from such income should be subject to subsection 55(2) unless none of the purposes of the dividend is described in proposed paragraph 55(2.1)(b). ...

8 October 2010 Roundtable, 2010-0373191C6 F- Computation of safe income-- summary under Paragraph 55(2.1)(c) Summary Under Tax Topics- Income Tax Act- Section 55- Subsection 55(2.1)- Paragraph 55(2.1)(c) where interest in partnership holding Subco with safe income is rolled into Holdco for prefs, dividends from Subco do not change consolidated SIOH of prefs – or increase commons’ SIOH The partnership interest (in “SENC,” which holds all the shares of Subco, to which safe income is attributable) of an individual (X) was transferred under s. 85(1) at its adjusted cost base rather than its higher FMV to an unrelated holding corporation ("Holdco") in consideration for Class B preferred shares of Holdco. ...