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Unit 4 Flashcards

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summary of federal tax calc

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Gross federal tax

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-Determine federal tax before credit by applying federal tax rates to TI
rates vary from 15%-33%

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Nonrefundable tax credits

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-Credits cannot be used in the CY do not form the basis of the refund
-Cant be CF with the exception of tuition, donation, student loans
-Credits are a direct reduction in tax payable
base of credit is multiplied by 15% to determine the reduction in tp

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Common credits

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Common credits P2

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-Interest on student loans: credit base= inters paid in the yr or preceding 5 yrs (if no credit was claimed)-> no maximum
-Tuition: credit base=amount, trf to spouse parent up to $5K, more than $100

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EI RTC

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  • Credit base/req payments: $60,300 * 1.58%
    • Lesser of earnings & 60,300
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CPP amounts

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  • Credit base=(Earning-3,500)*4.95%
    • Maximum=$3,039

-Req payments= ($64,900-3,500)*5.70%
Lower of actual income & 64,900

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Medical RTC

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Amount paid in the yr

Less: lesser of
a) Maximum credit 3% of NI ceiling
b) 3% of taxpayer NI

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Donation tax credit - Taken after RTC

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-Eligible Canadian charities, governments, and certain charitable paths outside of Canada
-Credit base= lesser of donation amount and 75% of net income
-Unused credits can be CF up to 5 yrs

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Federal political contributions-Taken after RTC

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Dividend tax credit taken after RTC

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-Eligible=6/11 of 38% GU
-Non eligible 9/13 of 15% of GU

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12
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Refundable tax credits

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-Paid regardless of federal tax payable

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Clawbacks and tax payable (refundable)

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-OAS clawback when NI> $81,761
-EI clawback when NI>73,375
-When repayment is requied its deducted from NI and added to TP
-When self-employed individual made CPP cont the entire amount (2(pensionable earning-$3.5K)5.70%) is added back at this point

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Calc federal tax payable

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-Net federal tax calc by aggregating all the above balances
-Gross federal tax payable less non refundable tax credits before considering withholdings and installments cant be negative

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15
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Division C deductions-loss CF

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-farm losses
-ABIL

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Farm losses- division C deduction

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-Full-time farmers are categorized as a noncapital loss that is full deductible
-Hobby farmers farming losses are not deductible

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ABIL

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-1/2 of capital loss arising of disposal of shares or debt of a small business corp
-CF are deducted against any source of income for 10 yrs
-After 10 yrs the unused amount is added to the net capital loss

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Other non refundable tax credits and AMT

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Foreign business income tax credit

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Alternative min tax

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Level of government and its role in the tax system

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1) Federal government: initiates proposals for change in tax legislation which are presented by the minister of finance
2) Dep of finance: drafts wording of tax legislation & is involved in drafting changes required by the government in the federal budget
3) CRA: admin and enforces tax laws
4) Provincial and territorial governments: these tax systems parallel the federal systems–> in some case the admin of prov or territorial system has bee turned to CRA

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Liab for tax and residency

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-Factual full time resident: tax of world wide income
-Factual part yr resident: taxed on ww income for the part of the yr they resident in Canada
-Deemed full time resident: taxed in ww income for the yr
-Non residents: taxed on Canadian soiurce income

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Tax treaties

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-An agreement on taxation between Canada and another country
tax treaties override the provision of the ITA and are relevant to both residents of Canada with respect to international transactions

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Purpose of tax treaties

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1) define which taxes are covered
2) reduce the amount of tax withheld by a resident of one country on the payment made to a resident of another country
3) define the circumstances in which the income of individuals who are resident in one country will be taxed in another country
4) limit the tax imposed by one country on the busi income of a resident of another country
5) may provide for exemption of certain types of org and individuals
6) provide procedural frameworks for enforcement and dispute resolution

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Legal forms and structures-Sole proprietorships

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-Sole proprietor is the individual who runs the business
-Simplest way of conducting business easy to set up and setup costs are low
-No legal distinction between individual and busi
-Income and losses are included in the individual personal tax return

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Legal forms and structures-Corporation

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-separate legal entity that is separate and distinct
-SHs are not personally liable for any debts of the corp unless they the guarantee the debt
-SH has the right to participate in profits through dividends and shr value appreciation
-Must file an annual corp return and full set of FS
-Setup is complex and costly & additonal return is required

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Type of corps

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1) CCPC: corp that
a)resident in Canada
b)not controlled directly or indirectly by one or more nonresident person one or more public corp and a combination therof
c) has no class of its shrs in designated stock exchange
d) WHEN A CANADIAN RESIDENT OWNS AT LEAST 50% OF SHRS AND OTHER REQ ARE MET ITS A CCPC

2) Public corp:
a)resident in Canada
b) has one of more classes of shrs on Canadian stock exchange

3) Canadian priv corp: are resident in Canada but not public corp or a CCPC because it’s controlled by nonresidents

4) Other corps:
a)include those that are controlled by a public corp,
b)those that are Canadian subsidiaries of a public corp
c)or those who don’t fall with any other categories

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Partnership

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-Form of business where 2 or more individuals or corps contribute resources to conduct. a busi & agree ti share profits or losses according to the partnership agreement
-regulated by provincial laws
-Each partner is JOINTLY and severally liable for the debt of the partnership
-NITP is determined at the partnership level and allocated to the partners

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Joint ventures

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-Association of individuals or coprs that agree to contribute their skills or resources to a shared busi venture
-NOT regulated by federal or provincial laws
-NOT jointly liable for the debts incurred by other ventures or acts or omissions of fellow venturers

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General anti-avoidance rules

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-Tax planning: arrangements where tax reduction is consistent with the intent of the tax law
-Tax avoidance: arragement where tax reduction is inconsistent witht he overall intent of the taw law–> unacceptable and abusive tax planning
-Tax evasion: tax reduction that is illegal and ignores provision of tax law

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General anti avoidance rule

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32
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Retention of books and records

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-Records and supporting documents must be kept for a min of 6 yrs from the end of the taxation yr to which they are related

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