Smart Ltd., a Canadian private corporation, owns 30% of the voting shares of Arch Ltd. In the currentyear, Arch Ltd. paid an eligible dividend of $120,000, which triggered a dividend refund of $45,000to Arch Ltd. Smart Ltd. also received a non-eligible dividends of $70,000 from its wholly-ownedsubsidiary, Magna Ltd., and non-eligible dividends of $50,000 from two Canadian publiccorporations in which Smart Ltd. owns less than 1% of the issued shares. Magna Ltd. carries on anactive business and, thus, did not receive a dividend refund.Determine the refundable Part IV tax payable by Smart Ltd. for the current year.

Step 1Identify the dividends received by Smart Ltd. and categorize them: Eligible dividend from Arch…

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