Chapter 4 - Corporate Income Tax Flashcards
How does Part IV tax work?
levied temporarily and will be refunded once the dividends are paid out of the corporation to its shareholders
two categories of dividends from taxable Canadian corporations:
eligible dividends and non-eligible dividends
An eligible dividend is: (2)
- A dividend paid by a public corporation that is resident in Canada
- A dividend paid (including a deemed dividend) by any other corporation resident in Canada from active business income that was not eligible for the small business deduction or from eligible dividends received from other corporations
A non-eligible dividend is a dividend paid by
a CCPC from business income eligible for the small business deduction (SBD) or from investment income
A ___ is not entitled to the lifetime capital gains exemption (LCGE). Only ___ may take advantage of this exemption
corporation
individuals
allowable capital losses can be carried back ___ years or forward ___
three
indefinitely
Corporate taxable income, subject to Part I income tax, is normally determined as follows:
Net income for income tax purposes
Less: ___ (4) = Taxable Income (cannot be negative)
Taxable dividends received
Charitable and other donations
Net capital losses from other years
Non-capital losses from other years.
A corporation may deduct charitable donations to a maximum of % of its net income for tax purposes.
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A non-capital loss incurred during a taxation year can be deducted from income in the prior __ and __ subsequent taxation years
three
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A non-capital loss may be used to reduce
any type of income
ALLOWABLE BUSINESS INVESTMENT LOSS The following rules apply: (3)
- Business investment losses may be used to reduce income from all sources earned during the year.
- Any balance remaining after the year in which the loss occurs becomes a non-capital loss, and may be carried back to the prior three taxation years or carried forward to the subsequent ten taxation years.
- If the business investment loss cannot be deducted as a non-capital loss within the stipulated time limits (i.e., ten years), the unused portion then becomes a net capital loss and, consequently, may be carried forward indefinitely. Once it reverts to a net capital loss, it can only be applied to reduce net taxable capital gains in any given year.
A capital loss incurred as a result of the
disposition of shares or a debt of a small business corporation is a
deductible business investment loss.
BASE AMOUNT OF PART I INCOME TAX
38%
What is a specified investment business?
a business where the principal purpose is to derive income from property
The Income Tax Act defines a personal services business as a business that provides services where an individual who performs services on behalf of the corporation holds at least % of the shares of any class of shares of the corporation
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