Midterm Test 2 Flashcards
chapter 5,7,8
Property Income
The annual or regular return received for allowing another party to use ones property
Deduction of interest expense
deductible if loan was incurred to purchase investment to earn property income
Principles for Maximizing After tax Cash Flows
- use excess cash to purchase personal assets
- Use borrowed funds to purchase investment assets
- Us excess cash to pay down personal debt first
EXAMPLE: Consider an individual who borrows 10,000 at 10% to purchase a cottage or investment at na 45% tax rate
Cottage - personal use
loan 10,000
interest paid 1,000
tax savings 0
cost of loan after tax 1,000
Investments
loans 10,000
interest paid 1,000
tax savings (450)
cost of loan 550
Receivable Method
included in income when the amount is legally due and payable
Cash method
included in income in the year received
Anniversary day Accrual Method
requires that interest income be recognized for every 12 month period from the date the investment was made
Deductions from Interest Income
-interest expense on loans to acquire interest
-investment counselling fees
-costs incurred to obtain loan
-investment management fees
-fees paid to a financial institution to hold securities
-accounting fees
-reserves for uncollectible where interest income has been accrued
Dividends
the returns provided on the investment in shares of a corporation
Dividends Received by Individuals
From Private corps - 115%
from Public corps - 138%
Stock dividends
corporation issues additional shares in lieu of a cash dividend
Rental income
compensation received for allowing another party to use ones property
= rent - expenses
Deductions from rental income
-costs incurred to obtain loan
-insurance
-property tax
-repairs
-maintenance costs
-utility costs
-advertising
-landscaping costs
-CCA
-Salaries and wages
-property management fees
-accounting costs
a disposition of property occurs when,
a) a property is sold
b) involuntary disposition - theft, destructions or expropriation
c) a share/bond is cancelled, redeemed or settled
d) share converted by amalgamation or merger
Calculating Capital Gains
= Proceeds - ACB - selling costs