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Which corporate account allows a private corporation to pay out life insurance death benefits to its shareholders tax-free?

Corporate-owned life insurance proceeds are paid tax-free to the corporation. The amount of the proceeds minus the policy's ACB can then be paid out to sharehol

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Question: Which corporate account allows a private corporation to pay out life insurance death benefits to its shareholders tax-free?

Answer options: ✅ Capital Dividend Account (CDA)

  • Capital Gains Account (CGA)
  • Refundable Dividend Tax on Hand (RDTOH)
  • General Rate Income Pool (GRIP)

Correct answer: Capital Dividend Account (CDA)

Explanation: Corporate-owned life insurance proceeds are paid tax-free to the corporation. The amount of the proceeds minus the policy's ACB can then be paid out to shareholders as tax-free dividends through the CDA.

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