Exam 5: Income From Business
Exam 1: Taxation-Its Role in Decision Making10 Questions
Exam 2: Fundamentals of Tax Planning10 Questions
Exam 3: Liability for Tax, Income Determination, and Administration of the Income Tax System9 Questions
Exam 4: Income From Employment9 Questions
Exam 5: Income From Business10 Questions
Exam 6: The Acquisition, Use, and Disposal of Depreciable Property10 Questions
Exam 7: Income From Property9 Questions
Exam 8: Gains and Losses on the Disposition of Capital Propertycapital Gains10 Questions
Exam 9: Other Income, Other Deductions, and Special Rules for Completing Net Income for Tax Purposes10 Questions
Exam 10: Individuals: Determination of Taxable Income and Taxes Payable10 Questions
Exam 11: Corporationsan Introduction10 Questions
Exam 12: Organization, Capital Structures, and Income Distributions of Corporations10 Questions
Exam 13: The Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation8 Questions
Exam 14: Multiple Corporations and Their Reorganization8 Questions
Exam 15: Partnerships8 Questions
Exam 16: Limited Partnerships and Joint Ventures8 Questions
Exam 17: Trusts8 Questions
Exam 19: Business Acquisitions and Divestiturestax-Deferred Sales8 Questions
Exam 20: Domestic and International Business Expansion7 Questions
Exam 21: Tax Aspects of Corporate Financing8 Questions
Exam 22: Gsthst Overview8 Questions
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TriStar Industries was recently denied the deduction of the life insurance premiums on the life insurance policies of its key executives on its annual tax return.Which of the following general limitations to business profit determination best describes the reason for Canada Revenue Agency's decision?
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Joe invested in a piece of land seven years ago when real estate prices were rising in his area,and land values were expected to double within five years.The land remained vacant and was only used in 20x0 when Joe was approached by a businessman to rent the land for two weeks for a local carnival for a fee of $1,000.It is now 20x2 and Joe has been offered a significant sum of money for his land in response to an advertisement he placed in a local newspaper.Based on Joe's primary intention for the land,the gain on the sale would be classified as
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A taxpayer recognized a $40,000 loss in 20x5 from her small farm (which was a secondary activity to her full-time job as a dentist).What is the maximum deduction that would be allowed from the farm loss for the 20x5 tax year?
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KM Ltd.is a Canadian-controlled private corporation,operating a small gift store in Vancouver.The company has a December 31st year-end.KM's financial statements reported net income before taxes of $210,000 in 20x0.
Financial information relating to 20x0 is as follows:
Land adjacent to the gift shop was purchased with a $75,000 bank loan during the year to allow for an outdoor sales area during warm weather.Interest expense on the loan for the year was $9,600,and the appraisal fee to finance the loan was $1,000.Both the interest and the appraisal fee were expensed by KM in 20x0.
The company hired a contractor to landscape the land.The $5,000 bill for the landscaping was paid in full during the year and capitalized on KM's Balance Sheet.
During the year,a new display case worth $2,000 was purchased and expensed on the books.
Amortization expense of $21,000 was deducted during the year.Total CCA (following any adjustments)for the year was $16,000,and is not reflected in the financial statements.
The following were also expensed during the year:
On December 30th,KM's president announced a bonus to be paid to the company's key employee in the amount of $5,000,which was expensed in the books that day.The employee will receive the bonus in 20x1 in equal payments of $2,500,to be issued on January 30th and July 30th.
Required:
Determine KM Ltd.'s net income for tax purposes for 20x0.
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List the six general limitations to business profit determination and give an example for three of the items
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Which of the following expenses would be denied as a deduction as per the provisions of the Canadian Income Tax Act?
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Determine whether the transactions concerning the following assets (shown in italics)would be classified as a)income from capital for tax purposes,b)business income for tax purposes,or c)neither; and briefly explain the reason for your decision.

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Alice Smith has provided you with the following information pertaining to her 20x0 taxes:
• The financial statements for Alice's dental practice reported a net income of $110,000.
• Amortization of $15,000 was reported in the expenses.
• Capital cost allowance has been accurately calculated at $12,500 and has not been accounted for in the financial statements.
Alice conducted scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED)in 20x0.She met with a CRA agent who verified that $40,000 of her expenditures were qualified SR&ED activities.These costs were treated as capital items on her financial statements.
• Alice raises sheep on her land at her home in the country.She had a farming loss of $9,000 in 20x0.
Required:
Calculate Alice's minimum net income for tax purposes for 20x0.
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Sam runs a proprietorship that generated $75,000 in profits in 20x0.Included in these profits are: a)$10,000 - amortization expense; b)$5,000 - reasonable bad debt expense; c)$55,000 - cost of goods sold (closing inventory at market value); and $8,000 - meals and entertainment with clients.Sam's capital cost allowance has been accurately calculated at $8,500 for the year.How much is Sam's business net income for tax purposes?
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Ken Gray runs a small proprietorship (Ken's Fish)which specializes in fishing gear.He has provided you with the following information:
(*All closing inventory is valued at market value.)
Required:
A)Calculate the net income for tax purposes for Ken's Fish.
B)Explain why any items have been omitted.
C)Briefly discuss how your answer in A)would change if Ken had valued his inventory at cost.
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