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Which of the following is a taxable capital gain for a Canadian corporation?
A realized gain on the sale of shares, unless specifically exempt (e.g., intercorporate dividend on a connected corporation), is generally considered a capital
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Question: Which of the following is a taxable capital gain for a Canadian corporation?
Answer options: ✅ Realized gain on the sale of shares in a subsidiary.
- Gain on the sale of eligible capital property.
- Revaluation surplus on an investment property.
- Dividend income received from a Canadian-controlled private corporation.
Correct answer: Realized gain on the sale of shares in a subsidiary.
Explanation: A realized gain on the sale of shares, unless specifically exempt (e.g., intercorporate dividend on a connected corporation), is generally considered a capital gain, and a portion (50%) is included in income as taxable capital gain.
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