Wilhelm has just completed his PhD. Although, he was in the workforce several years ago, Wilhelm quit his job to return to school and as a full-time student, he does not have any income for this year. However, he has already accepted a research position at a hospital which will pay him $100,000 effective January 1st of next year. On December 15th of this year, Wilhelm receives a notice from the city advising him that his unpaid property taxes of $22,000 are due within 90 days. The only source of savings Wilhelm has is the $65,000 he accumulated in his RRSP several years ago. What is the MOST tax efficient strategy for Wilhelm? Oa) defer withdrawing the required amount from his RRSP to pay his property taxes to March 1st of next year (assuming next year is not a leap year) Ob) defer withdrawing the required amount from his RRSP to pay his property taxes to the latest possible date: March 15th of next year

Wilhelm has just completed his PhD. Although, he was in the workforce several years ago, Wilhelm quit his job to return to school and as a full-time student, he does not have any income for this year. However, he has already accepted a research position at a hospital which will pay him $100,000 effective January 1st of next year. On December 15th of this year, Wilhelm receives a notice from the city advising him that his unpaid property taxes of $22,000 are due within 90 days. The only source of savings Wilhelm has is the $65,000 he accumulated in his RRSP several years ago. What is the MOST tax efficient strategy for Wilhelm? Oa) defer withdrawing the required amount from his RRSP to pay his property taxes to March 1st of next year (assuming next year is not a leap year) Ob) defer withdrawing the required amount from his RRSP to pay his property taxes to the latest possible date: March 15th of next year

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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