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SSP 1-6
Primary ties
Dwelling
Home in US, but also home in Canada
Spouse
In Canada
Children under 18
Daughter in Canada
Secondary ties
Resigned from job in Canada
Severed professional association ties
He is a Canadian resident - many primary ties to Canada even if he moved to the US
himself.
Since he's a Canadian resident, he needs to pay Part I tax on worldwide income
SSP 1-7
Mr. Aiken
Deemed resident or part-year resident?
Aiken looks to be a part-year resident
We don't look at deemed residency
Mr. Baker
Deemed resident or part-year resident?
Part-year resident
Mr. Chase
Primary ties - in the US
Not a Canadian resident under normal conditions
Deemed resident - he's here over 180 days
SSP 3-4
Mr. Stern
Cost
78000
Total KM
38000
Emp KM
6000
Personal 32000
Mostly personal
Months
8 months
Standby charge:
12,480 Operating cost benefit:
10,560 Total auto benefit
23,040 Ms. Blue
Lease
900 per month
Total KM
60000
Emp KM
55000
Mostly employment
Personal
5000
Months
12 months
Standby charge: 2/3Xtotal lease payments
7,200 Reduction: 5000/(1667*12)
25%
1,800 Operating cost benefit:
Per KM
0.33 X 5000
1,650 1/2 standby charge
900 900 Total auto benefit
2,699 Mr. Stack
Cost
48000
Emp KM
42000
Mostly employment
Personal
10000
Total KM
52000
Payment
7000 from Mr. Stack
Standby charge:
11,520 Reduction:
50%
5,759 Operating cost benefit:
Per KM
0.33 X 10000
3,300 1/2 standby charge
2,879 2,879 Payment
(7,000)
Automobile benefit
1,638 Mr. Decker
Lease
500 per month
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Emp KM
90000
Personal
8500
Use
10 months
Standby charge: 2/3 X 500 X 10
3,333 Reduction: 8500/(1667X10)
51%
1,700 Operating cost benefit:
Per KM
0.33 X 8500
2,805 1/2 standby charge
850 850 Automobile benefit
2,549
SSP 3-7
Employee stock options
Public company
Feb-21 Received option 1500
Option was in the money
2022 Exercised all options
2023 Sold shares
Part A
2021 No income tax consequence
2022 Public company - employment benefit when exercise option
Benefit per share
5 per share
Total employment benefit
7,500 No 1/2 deduction because option was in the money
2023 Capital gain
Proceeds
82,500 ACB
(75,000)
Capital gain
7,500 Taxable capital gain
3,750 Part B
If shares were trading at $44, option was not in the money when received
2022 There would be 1/2 deduction because option was not in
the money when received
No other difference
Part C
If the company is CCPC:
All income would be realized when shares are sold - employment benefit and
capital gain realized in 2023
SSP 4-5
Part A
Marg:
Taxable income
15,300 BPA
(15,000)
CPP
(249)
EI
(702)
Employment credit
(1,368)
Tax payable
Nil Part B
John Barth - 2023
Automobile benefit
Employment income - salary
82,500 Cost
47,500 Bonus - salary deferral arrangement
20,000 Total KM
10,000 Automobile benefit
7,880 Emp KM
4,000 Financial planning
1,500 Personal KM
6,000 Employee loan benefit
375 Months
10 Stock option benefit
3,000 Standby charge: 2%XcostXm
RPP
(3,200)
9,500 Professional dues
(1,800)
No standby charge reductio
Deductable CPP - 3,754 - 3,123
(631)
1/2 deduction on stock option benefit
(1,500)
Operating cost benefit: 0.33
Taxable income
108,124 1,980 Taxes up to 106,717
18,942 Payments from employee
Next (108124-106717) at 26%
366 (3,600)
Tax payable before credits
19,308 Total automobile benefit
Credits:
Basic personal amount
15,000 Spousal amount
(15000+2499-1250)
16,249 Medical tax credit
Disability tax credit of spouse
9,428 Himself and spouse
Employment amount
1,368 Medical expense
CPP
3,123 Less:
3% net inco
EI
1,002 $ amount
Tuition transfer
5,000 51,170 (7,676)
Donation tax credit
(552)
Marg
(200X15%+0+1800X29%)
Medical expense
Medical tax credit
(206)
Less:
3% net inco
10,874 $ amount
Federal income taxes already paid
(16,000)
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Federal income tax refund
(5,126)
Employee loan
Prescribed rate
2%
Interest charged
1%
Benefit
1%
Mostly personal
Amount borrowed
150000
months
Period
Oct 1 to Dec 31
months available
Loan benefit: 1% X 150000 X 3 months / 12 months
375
on - used mostly for personal
Stock option benefit
3 X personal KM
Option was not in the money - 1/2 deduction
Employment benefit
Per share
3 Total
3,000 Employment benefit
Capital gain:
7,880 Proceeds
18,000 ACB
(18,000)
Capital gain
- 3,750 3,244 2635
(2,635) 1,115 720 459 2635 (459) 261 1,376
At 15% 206
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SSP 5-1
Class 1
Beginning UCC
2,597,000 CCA (4%)
(103,880)
UCC, beginning of next year
2,493,120 Class 8
Beginning UCC
718,000 CCA (20%)
(143,600)
UCC, beginning of next year
574,400
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