Chapter 5 - The Capital Cost Allowance System for Depreciable Property Flashcards

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CCA Rate

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  • The Act assigns various types of assets to specific classes
  • Each class has a specific rate attached to it
  • This signifies the maximum deductible in a year
  • No requirement to claim the maximum:
  • You can choose to claim any amount up to the maximum
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Class 1

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  • 4%

- building after 1987

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Class 1 - MB

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  • 10%
  • Used at least for 90% Manufacturing and Production, after March 18, 2007.
  • Each building added to this class is put in its own class.
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Class 1 - NRM

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  • 6%
  • Non-residential building after March 18, 2007.
  • Each building added to this class is put in its own class.
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Class 8

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  • 20%
  • Miscellaneous tangibles such as furniture, fixtures, photocopiers, tools costing more than $500, etc
  • You can elect to set up a separate class or each asset costing more than $1,000
    • This is transferred back to the original class and pooled after 4 taxation years
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Class 10

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  • 30%
  • Automobile, van, truck, tractor, wagon, and trailer
  • Costing less than $30,000
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Class 10.1

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  • 30%
  • Passenger vehicles with coast greater than $30,000
  • Maximum claim is $30,000 regardless of cost
  • Not pooled
  • No recapture or terminal loss
    One-half rule:
  • Claimable in disposal year
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Class 12

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  • 100%

- Tools & instruments cost less than $500, Linen Uniform, Dies, Jigs, Moulds, Computer Software

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Class 13

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  • Tenant pays cost of making the rented space suitable to their needs
  • Using the straight-line method over the life of the lease plus one renewable period

CCA= the lesser of:

  • 1/5 of the cost, and
  • Cost / (# of remaining years of the lease + 1st renewal term)
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Class 14

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  • Patents, franchises, licenses, etc with a limited life
  • CCA is determined separately for each item based on straight line basis
  • CCA = Cost * (# of days owned in the year / total # of days in the year)
  • Can not exceed 40 months
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Class 44

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  • 25%

- Patents and rights to use patents

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12
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Class 50

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  • 55%

- Computer and system software after March 18, 2007

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Class 29

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  • 50%

- Manufacturing machinery and equipment after Mar 18, 2007 and before 2016

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Class 53

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  • 50%

- Manufacturing machinery and equipment after 2015 and before 2026

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Class 43

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  • 30%

- Manufacturing machinery and equipment not in classes 29 and 53

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16
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Pooling Asset of the Same Class [13(21)] and One-half Rule [1100(2)]

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  • The one half rule applies only on net additions
  • If disposals exceed purchases, no one-half rule
  • When assets are sold, the CCA pool is reduced by lower of:
    Original cost or
    Proceeds of disposition
17
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Accelerated CCA

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  • For most declining balance classes, the CCA will be 150% for net additions
  • The accelerated CCA is temporary, applies to depreciable properties acquired after November 20, 2018 and before 2024
  • This is not applicable for previously used personal property purchased from a non-arm’s length person. - - In this cases the half-year rule should be used
    It applies to both assets using the straight line method and declining balance method
18
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Format for Calculating Ending UCC

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Opening UCC
\+New Purchase
- Disposition
- CCA
Ending UCC

If ending UCC is negative this is a recapture and is added to income
If ending UCC is positive but there are no property in the account this is a terminal loss and is subtracted from income

19
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Gain/Loss on Disposition

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Gains/losses can occur at three points:

  • Terminal Loss [20(16)]
  • Recapture [13(21)]
  • Capital Gain
20
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Terminal Loss [20(16)]

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  • Positive balance in the class, and
  • All assets are disposed of
  • This will be an additional deduction
21
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Recapture [13(21)]

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  • Negative Balance left in the class
  • Regardless of whether there are assets left
  • Included in income
22
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Capital Gain

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-Selling price exceeds the original cost

23
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Class 14.1

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  • Capital Property (After 2016)
  • Intangible nature, unlimited life
    Some common types:
  • Goodwill (purchased)
  • Franchises, licenses and concessions with no legal -limited life
  • Trademarks
  • Customer list
  • Incorporation costs
  • CCA rate is 5%
  • Follow the standards CCA process
  • Eligible capital properties acquired before 2017 are automatically transferred to Class 14.1 on January 1, 2017