With respect to Generat Rate Income Pool (GRIP) and Low Rate Income Pool (LRIP) balances, which of the following statements is NOT corect? OA. A Canadian Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is increaqed by 72 percent of the company's Taxable income. OB. ACanadan Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is increased by the amount of eligibie dividends received during the current year OC. ACanadian Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is reduced by the amount of eligble dividends designated in the preceding taxation year OD. A public company's Low Rate Iricome Pool account is increased by the amount of non-eligible dividends recelved

With respect to Generat Rate Income Pool (GRIP) and Low Rate Income Pool (LRIP) balances, which of the following statements is NOT corect? OA. A Canadian Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is increaqed by 72 percent of the company's Taxable income. OB. ACanadan Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is increased by the amount of eligibie dividends received during the current year OC. ACanadian Controlled Private Corporation's General Rate Income Pool account is reduced by the amount of eligble dividends designated in the preceding taxation year OD. A public company's Low Rate Iricome Pool account is increased by the amount of non-eligible dividends recelved

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

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Chapter17: Corporations: Introduction And Operating Rules

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