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Question a) Mr. Jones purchased 250 shares of Ruth Limited on February 1 of the current...

Question a)

Mr. Jones purchased 250 shares of Ruth Limited on February 1 of the current year for $20 per share. On May 1 of the current year, he purchased 100 more shares for $25 per share. On June 20 of the current year, Mr. Jones sells 100 shares for $15 per share. His allowable capital loss on June 20 is $643.00.

True
False

Question c)

Which of the following is not included in ITA 53 as an adjustment to the adjusted cost base of an asset?

CCA deductions taken.

Forgiveness of debt on property.

Government grants.

Undeducted interest and property tax on vacant land

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Question (a)

True

Date shares price per share total amount (in$)
purchase Feb-01 250 20 5000
purchase May-01 100 25 2500
sale Jun-20 100 15 1500
Average price of the share available to Jones as on date of sales
(5000+2500)/(250+100)
                                   21.43 $
Hence capital loss will be
sale of 100 shares 1500 $
Less: cost of 100 shares to Jones
(21.43*100)
2143 $
CAPTAL LOSS -643 $

Question (b)

Undeducted interest and property tax on vacant land is not included in ITA 53 as an adjustment to the adjusted cost base of an asset as the same is in the nature of undeducted as the same should be itemised first in your tax return and included in expenses of your cost then only it could be included in ITA 53.

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