Ch. 8 - Business Income - CCA Flashcards

1
Q

CCA is discretionary, meaning:

A

The entity can take anywhere from the max to $Nil

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2
Q

why not use all CCA in a year:

A

to create income to use losses, or minimize losses in a year

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3
Q

When is an asset available for use:

A

the earlier of:

  1. it is first used by the taxpayer, or
  2. the second tax year after it was acquired
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4
Q

classes that use straight line:

A

13 - leaseholds

14 - intangibles

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5
Q

UCC calculation:

A
Opening UCC
\+ Additions
- Disposals
\+ 50% of net additions
= base amount for CCA
- CCA claimed in the year
- 50% of net additions
= Ending UCC
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6
Q

Accelerated Investment Incentive

  • time frame
  • what it does
A
  1. until the end of 2023

2. adds 50% of net additions to CCA base amount (increases deduction in first year)

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7
Q

Property excluded from the accelerated investment incentive program:

A
  1. property acquired on a rollover basis
  2. property acquired under an amalgamation
  3. property acquired from a non-arms length party
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8
Q

Recapture arises if:

A

after additional/disposals to UCC pool, there is a negative balance

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9
Q

What recapture means for previous deductions:

A

There was too much previously deducted

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10
Q

What to do when recapture arises:

A

The amount is added to the UCC pool and to net income for tax purposes

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11
Q

Terminal loss arises if:

A

after additions/disposals to UCC pool, there is a positive balance

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12
Q

What terminal losses means for previous deductions:

A

There was too little previously deducted

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13
Q

What to do if terminal losses occur:

A

The amount is deducted from the UCC pool and deducted from net income for tax purposes

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14
Q

CCA Class 1
1.
2.
3.

A
  1. 4% declining; buildings acquired after 1987
  2. 6% declining; non-residential buildings acquired after March 2007; must have own class for extra 2%
  3. 10% declining; 90% manufacturing buildings acquired after March 2007; must be in separate class for extra 6%
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15
Q

CCA Class 3

A

5% declining; buildings acquired prior to 1988

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16
Q

CCA Class 8

A

20% declining; furniture and fixtures

17
Q

CCA Class 10

A

30% declining; automotive equipment including passenger vehicles up to $30K

18
Q

CCA Class 10.1

A

30% declining; passenger vehicle costing more than $30K before tax (included in separate classes)
no recapture or terminal loss rules apply to this class

19
Q

CCA Class 13

A

straight line based on minimum 5 years; leasehold improvements (included in separate classes)

20
Q

CCA Class 14.1

A

5% declining; incorporation costs, goodwill, customer lists

21
Q

CCA Class 14

A

straight line over legal life; patents, franchises

22
Q

CCA Class 50

A

55% declining; computer hardware and systems software

23
Q

CCA Class 53

A

50% declining; manufacturing and processing equipment

24
Q

Separate class rule for renal properties

A

each rental property costing $50K or more must be in in its own CCA class (typically results in recapture)

25
Q

Special tax rule for sale of building and land - when terminal loss on building and capital gain on land:

  1. Terminal loss > capital gain
  2. Terminal loss < capital gain
A
  1. reduce terminal loss by capital gain and deduct remaining in NI for tax
  2. reduce capital gain by terminal loss and include one half of remaining CG in NI for tax