ABC INC. has non-capital losses of $60,000 from business operations and net capital losses of $40,000 (both incurred two years ago). On October 1 of the current year, the shares of ABC INC.. were acquired by an arm’s-length person. Determine the tax implications for ABC INC.

ABC INC. has non-capital losses of $60,000 from business operations and net capital losses of $40,000 (both incurred two years ago). On October 1 of the current year, the shares of ABC INC.. were acquired by an arm’s-length person. Determine the tax implications for ABC INC.

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ABC INC. has non-capital losses of $60,000 from business operations and net capital
losses of $40,000 (both incurred two years ago). On October 1 of the current year, the
shares of ABC INC.. were acquired by an arm’s-length person. Determine the tax
implications for ABC INC.

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