This document summarizes taxation rules regarding various types of property dispositions and acquisitions. It discusses involuntary versus voluntary dispositions, changes in property use, depreciable property acquired from non-arm's length parties, terminal loss restrictions on sales to affiliated persons, and taxation of goodwill and other intangible assets. Key points include rules around deferring gains on certain dispositions, adjusting capital costs for related party transactions, restrictions on claiming losses for sales between affiliates, and treating the full cost of goodwill as an addition to the capital cost pool.
This document summarizes taxation rules regarding various types of property dispositions and acquisitions. It discusses involuntary versus voluntary dispositions, changes in property use, depreciable property acquired from non-arm's length parties, terminal loss restrictions on sales to affiliated persons, and taxation of goodwill and other intangible assets. Key points include rules around deferring gains on certain dispositions, adjusting capital costs for related party transactions, restrictions on claiming losses for sales between affiliates, and treating the full cost of goodwill as an addition to the capital cost pool.
This document summarizes taxation rules regarding various types of property dispositions and acquisitions. It discusses involuntary versus voluntary dispositions, changes in property use, depreciable property acquired from non-arm's length parties, terminal loss restrictions on sales to affiliated persons, and taxation of goodwill and other intangible assets. Key points include rules around deferring gains on certain dispositions, adjusting capital costs for related party transactions, restrictions on claiming losses for sales between affiliates, and treating the full cost of goodwill as an addition to the capital cost pool.
This document summarizes taxation rules regarding various types of property dispositions and acquisitions. It discusses involuntary versus voluntary dispositions, changes in property use, depreciable property acquired from non-arm's length parties, terminal loss restrictions on sales to affiliated persons, and taxation of goodwill and other intangible assets. Key points include rules around deferring gains on certain dispositions, adjusting capital costs for related party transactions, restrictions on claiming losses for sales between affiliates, and treating the full cost of goodwill as an addition to the capital cost pool.
o Involuntary disposition (fire, expropriation) Can defer gain and recapture if similar use property is acquired within 2 years after the year of disposition o Voluntary disposition Can defer gain and recapture if: Asset is real estate that is used in the business [248(1) former business property definition], AND Replacement property is purchased within 1 year after the end of the year in which the disposal occured Year of disposition – show recapture and pay related tax Year of replacement – file amended tax return to remove recapture and receive a refund of the tax paid Change in use o From business use to personal use causes a disposition at FMV o From personal use to business resulted in a deemed disposition If FMV < original cost = FMV is the proceeds of disposition and new cost base for CCA purposes If FMV > original cost = cost + taxable capital gain is new cost base for CCA purposes Depreciable property acquired from non-arm’s length parties o Non-arm’s length generally refers to related persons (including corporations) o Adjust capital cost for CCA purposes for the purchaser Reduce by ½ of capital gain realized on transfer [ITA 13(7)(e)] Add TCG to purchase price or Deduct from total sold price to corp. Terminal loss restriction on sale to affiliated persons o Terminal loss on sale to affiliated person is nil Affiliated person - spouse, corporation controlled by taxpayer or spouse o Loss remains with the seller who can continue to claim CCA on the amount o Seller can recognize remainder of terminal loss in the future when the asset is not owned by an affiliated person Goodwill and other intangibles o Includes capital expenditures of an intangible nature that are not included in any other class o Some of the common expenditures that qualify: o Goodwill (purchased) o Franchises, licenses, and concessions (that do not have a specific legal limited life) o Trademarks o Customers lists o Incorporation costs (in excess of $3,000) GW cont o The full cost of acquisition is added to the UCC of the pool o CCA rate is 5% o Accelerated CCA applies on net additions (if positive) o Dispositions of property may result in recapture or capital gains