ACC 522 Chapter Notes - Chapter 12: Life Insurance, Fair Market Value, Corporate Tax

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12 May 2016
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Acc 522 chapter 12 notes: organization, capital structure, and income distributions of corporations. Creating a corporation: must have a capital base for the purposes of acquiring assets and conducting business, capital base contributed can be in the form of debt (shareholder loan) or equity (additional share capital). Debt to a corporation is referred to as a shareholder loan and equity is additional shares. Shareholder"s perspective: both debt and equity constitutes capital property for tax purposes and, yield a roi in the form of interest or dividends. As capital property, both are subject to capital-gains treatment if and when disposed of at a value different from the initial cost. Capitalizing of a corporation by shares and debt: mainly in closely held private corporations. Which the affairs of the corporation and shareholders are closely linked. For tax purposes, a shareholder loan qualifies as debt, regardless of how it may be viewed by the marketplace.

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