This document provides hints for an assignment on personal and corporate taxation in Texas. It addresses three parts of the assignment:
1) Part 1 involves 18 marks and directs the student to specific paragraphs and subsections in the tax code to answer questions about deemed dividends, capital dividends, and other tax issues.
2) Part 2 involves 16 marks for a letter to the Canada Revenue Agency describing requests made and transactions at issue, including relevant tax consequences. 3 marks are for presentation, spelling, grammar and professionalism.
3) Part 3 involves 16 marks for calculations regarding a deemed dividend and share exchange, directing the student to specific subsections and definitions for the calculations.
This document provides hints for an assignment on personal and corporate taxation in Texas. It addresses three parts of the assignment:
1) Part 1 involves 18 marks and directs the student to specific paragraphs and subsections in the tax code to answer questions about deemed dividends, capital dividends, and other tax issues.
2) Part 2 involves 16 marks for a letter to the Canada Revenue Agency describing requests made and transactions at issue, including relevant tax consequences. 3 marks are for presentation, spelling, grammar and professionalism.
3) Part 3 involves 16 marks for calculations regarding a deemed dividend and share exchange, directing the student to specific subsections and definitions for the calculations.
This document provides hints for an assignment on personal and corporate taxation in Texas. It addresses three parts of the assignment:
1) Part 1 involves 18 marks and directs the student to specific paragraphs and subsections in the tax code to answer questions about deemed dividends, capital dividends, and other tax issues.
2) Part 2 involves 16 marks for a letter to the Canada Revenue Agency describing requests made and transactions at issue, including relevant tax consequences. 3 marks are for presentation, spelling, grammar and professionalism.
3) Part 3 involves 16 marks for calculations regarding a deemed dividend and share exchange, directing the student to specific subsections and definitions for the calculations.
Assignment 2 Hints 2011 1) 18 marks A) See paragraphs 84.1(1)(b) and 84.1(2)(a.1).B) See subsection 89(1) B) See paragraph 212.1(1)(a) D) See subsection 86(2) E) This is a share exchange: subsection 85.1(1) applies, paragraph for NSC? F) See subsections 84(3), 55(2) I) See subsection 87(4), especially paragraph (?). 2) 16 marks Part a) The content, presentation, and style of the letter may vary from one individual to another. However, you should include a description of the requests made by CRA, details of the transactions, comments on the tax consequences of the transactions. 3 marks are allocated for presentation (letter format), spelling, grammar, and professionalism in written communication (clarity, logical order). 3) 16 marks Part a) Deemed dividend [84.1(1)(b)] (A + D) (E + F) F=$550,000 Subsection 85(2.1) (A - B) x C / A Where A = increase in the PUC of all the shares of the capital stock of the corporation B = agreed amount in excess of the FMV of the non-share consideration C = increase in the PUC of the particular class of shares received in consideration of the rollover = $550,000 Part b) the provisions of subsection 84.1(1), the non-share consideration cannot exceed the greater of the ACB or the PUC of the shares 5) 23 marks CDA = $184,500