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The comment period for this Chapter ends on July 10, 2025. At the conclusion of the comment period, this notice will be removed and the suggestions will be reviewed. ... = 'undefined' && hTags!= null){for(var i = 0; i < hTags.length; i++){var tags = document.querySelectorAll(hTags[i].toLowerCase()); if(typeof tags! ... At the end of Year 2, Paul has outstanding shareholder loans owing to Company G calculated as follows: $25,000 ‑ $14,000 ‑ $2,000 = $9,000. ...

CDA Component 5 – trust distributions 1.73 This paragraph has been deleted. ... The non-deductible portion of the capital loss of Corporation B is $75,000. $50,000 – $75,000 = – $25,000 Component 1 = NIL (because Component 1 cannot be a negative amount) Component 3 Amount included in income of Corporation A pursuant to paragraph 14(1)(b) (see ¶ 1.54) Component 3 = $25,000 Component 4 Net proceeds of a life insurance policy received by Corporation B Component 4 = $40,000 Calculation of CDA balance of Amalco: Component 1 + Component 3 + Component 4 = $65,000 In the first tax year after amalgamation, Amalco realizes a capital gain of $90,000, the non-taxable portion of which is $45,000. ... Application This updated chapter, which may be referenced as S3-F2-C1, is effective January 13, 2025. ...

The term ZETM profits is defined in subsection 125.2(1) as the amount determined by the formula A × B × C where: A = the corporation’s adjusted business income for the tax year. B = the fraction that is determined by the formula D ÷ E, where: D = the total of the corporation's ZETM cost of capital and ZETM cost of labour for the tax year, and E = the total of the corporation's cost of capital and cost of labour for the tax year. ... In accordance with subparagraph (d)(ii) of element A in subsection 1100(2) of the Regulations, the capital cost of the property is bumped up by a factor of ½ which will result in the following CCA for this property for 2025 and 2026: Calculation of the impact on the first-year CCA for Class 53 property that is AIIP Calculation First-year CCA (Half-year rule) First-year enhanced CCA UCC at the beginning of 2025 NIL NIL Addition of property (capital cost) $100,000 $100,000 Add: bump up to the capital cost (1/2 × 100,000) N/A $50,000 Adjusted capital cost $100,000 $150,000 Half-year rule (50% × 100,000) ($50,000) N/A Adjusted UCC for CCA calculation $50,000 $150,000 Class 53 CCA rate 50% 50% CCA deduction for 2025 (50% × adjusted UCC) $25,000 $75,000 First year effective CCA rate (See Note 4) 25% 75% UCC at the end of 2025 (opening UCC for 2026) $75,000 $25,000 CCA deduction for 2026 (50% × UCC at the end of 2025) (See Note 5) $37,500 $12,500 UCC at the end of 2026 $37,500 $12,500 Note 4: The CCA deduction divided by the capital cost yields the effective CCA rate which corresponds to the rates in Table 3 for the year 2025. ...

The comment period for this Chapter ends on July 10, 2025. At the conclusion of the comment period, this notice will be removed and the suggestions will be reviewed. ... = 'undefined' && hTags!= null){for(var i = 0; i < hTags.length; i++){var tags = document.querySelectorAll(hTags[i].toLowerCase()); if(typeof tags! ... Chantal’s subsection 80.4(2) deemed interest benefit for Year 1 is calculated as the amount determined by the formula A – B, where: A is the outstanding loan amount multiplied by the prescribed rate of interest for the period in the year B is the interest paid in the year or within 30 days thereafter: The deemed interest benefit for Year 1 is therefore: A – B = [($100,000 x 1% x 2 quarters ÷ 4 quarters) +($100,000 x 1.25% x 2 quarters ÷ 4 quarters)] – [($500 + $250)] = [($500) + ($625)]- $750 = $1,125 – $750 = $375 Loans from related corporations or partnerships 2.28 Sometimes, a shareholder of a particular corporation may receive a loan from a corporation related to the particular corporation. ...

Table of contents Discussion and interpretation Abbreviations and definitions used Accelerated CCA General rules Property eligible for Class 43.1 or 43.2 Specified energy property rules Accelerated Investment Incentive – First-year enhanced CCA General positions Canadian renewable and conservation expense (CRCE) Geothermal energy Test wind turbines General overview – deductions Flow-through shares – subsection 66(15) Principal-business corporation defined in subsection 66(15) Flow-through shares Atlantic investment tax credit Table of eligible properties Application Reference History Discussion and interpretation Abbreviations and definitions used 2.1 The following abbreviations are used in this Chapter and have the meaning contained in the Act: CCA – capital cost allowance; CCEE – cumulative Canadian exploration expense as defined in subsection 66.1(6); CEE – Canadian exploration expense as defined in subsection 66.1(6); CEE(CRCE) – Canadian renewable and conservation expense included in paragraph (g.1) of the definition of CEE in subsection 66.1(6); CRCE – Canadian renewable and conservation expense as defined in subsection 66.1(6) and subsection 1219(1) of the Regulations; FTS – flow-through share as defined in subsection 66(15). ... Most of the equipment that is described in Class 43.1 will qualify for the 50% CCA rate under Class 43.2 when the property is acquired before 2025. ... Phase-out of enhanced first-year allowance Year Current first-year CCA (half-year rule) for class 43.1 Current first-year CCA (half-year rule) for class 43.2 First-year enhanced CCA Implementation – 2023 15% 25% 100% 2024 15% 25% 75% 2025 15% n/a 75% 2026 15% n/a 55% 2027 15% n/a 55% 2028 onward 15% n/a n/a 2.21.2 For property which is an accelerated investment property, after the year of acquisition, the general CCA calculations are applicable. ...

Simone calculates her basic personal amount for the year as follows: The total basic personal amount available, which is equal to the minimum basic personal amount + (the enhanced amount – the reduction (if any) to the enhanced amount) The minimum basic personal amount = $14,156 The enhanced amount = $1,549 The reduction (if any) to the enhanced amount is calculated as: = enhanced amount × (income for the year – taxable income above which the 29% bracket begins) / (taxable income above which the 33% bracket begins – taxable income above which the 29% bracket begins) = $1,549 × ($225,000 – $173,205) / ($246,752 – $173,205) = $1,549 × $51,795 / $73,547 = $1,549 × 0.7042 = $1,091 Therefore, the enhanced amount available to Simone is $1,549 – $1,091 = $458. ... This provides Simone with a basic personal tax credit of $14,614 × 15% = $2,192. ... Application This updated Chapter, which may be referenced as S1-F4-C2, is effective April 17, 2025. ...

CDE – Canadian development expense as defined in subsection 66.2(5). CEE – Canadian exploration expense as defined in subsection 66.1(6). ... FTS – flow-through share as defined in subsection 66(15). PBC – principal-business corporation as defined in subsection 66(15). ... Additional comments on PBC criteria 1.11 A corporation might be engaged in activities listed in ¶ 1.3 as well as other business operations. ...

This applies to all of the properties described in subsection 1100(1) of the Regulations, except: Class 14 patents, franchises, concessions and licences — 1100(1)(c); timber limits and cutting rights — 1100(1)(e); property included in Class 15 acquired for the purpose of cutting and removing merchantable timber — 1100(1)(f); industrial mineral mines — 1100(1)(g); certified productions — 1100(1)(l); Canadian film or video productions — 1100(1)(m); Class 28 mining equipment — 1100(1)(w) and 1100(1)(x); Class 41 mining equipment — 1100(1)(y); property for more than one mine — 1100(1)(ya); year 2000 computer hardware and systems software — 1100(1)(zg); and year 2000 computer software — 1100(1)(zh). 1.43 The adjustment for a short-fiscal period applies in addition to the half-year rule. ... However, this may not always be the case – see ¶ 1.86 for comments on the application of subsection 13(21.1). ... Building Fair market value (FMV) $100,000 Capital cost $200,000 Cost amount (UCC) $180,000 Land FMV $400,000 ACB $300,000 Results: The deemed proceeds of disposition of the building are calculated under paragraph 13(21.1)(b) as the total of A + B, where: A = the proceeds of disposition (POD) otherwise determined ($100,000) A = $100,000 and B = ½ of the amount by which the greater of: Cost amount (UCC) ($180,000); and FMV of building ($100,000) exceeds The POD otherwise determined (A) ($100,000) B = ½ of (180,000 – 100,000) B = $40,000 The deemed proceeds of disposition of the building are A ($100,000) + B ($40,000) = $140,000, resulting in a reduced terminal loss of $40,000 ($180,000- $140,000). ...

For more information about what is considered to be a research grant, see ¶ 3.58. ... A prize that is not described by subparagraph 56(1)(n)(i) is considered to be a windfall and is not required to be included in income unless it is also a business receipt (see ¶ 3.55) or income from employment (see ¶ 3.54). ... Application This updated Chapter, which may be referenced as S1-F2-C3, is effective February 27, 2025. ...