FOUR GUYS ONE DREAM Tax Postponers Morgan Raphael Simon Foucher Yusuf Abdulridha Jonathan Suprovici.

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FOUR GUYS ONE DREAM Tax Postponers Morgan Raphael Simon Foucher Yusuf Abdulridha Jonathan Suprovici

KEY FINDINGS

CLASSIC PARTNERSHIP HOLDING STRUCTURE ALLOWS GREAT TAX FLEXIBILITY Holding Corporations Operating Partnership Four Guys Yusuf Traders Ltd Simon Tours Inc. Raphael Estate Inc. Jonathan Jigalo Inc. KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

ONE DREAM – 4 STORIES MULTIPLE WAYS TO SPLIT INCOME NI For Tax: $620,000 Optional $94,000 CCA Allowance FOUR GUYS LLP CCPC Import/Export Business <2014; $30,000 NI after Yusuf Salary 2015+, expect $250,000 NI Yusuf Traders Inc. No risk of insolvency but… Non-capital losses of other years: $600,000 $300,000 expires in 2 years Simon Tours Inc. Personally owns a warehouse; vacated in 6 months Appreciated value of $80,000 Will not sell if there are tax consequences Raphael Website for unemployed men Amassed a fortune 45 y. old, married, 10 and 18 y. old child Jonathan Jigolo Inc. KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

INCOME & TAX LIABILITY Nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes

BUSINESS INCOME FOR TAX PURPOSES KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING ●Business Income for tax purposes = $620,000 ●Optional CCA deduction = $94,000 Partnership can choose how to apply to the optional CCA deduction. ●Maximum Business Income for tax purposes = $620,000 ●Minimum Business Income for tax purposes = 620, ,000 = $526,000

PREFERENCE OF PARTNERSHIP INCOME KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Yusuf Traders ●Profits of $250, % of Partnership Income ●No unused business losses Simon Tours ●Zero profits from its own operations ●25% of Partnership Income ●$600,000 unused business losses ($300,000 expiring in 2 years)

PREFERENCE OF PARTNERSHIP INCOME KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Yusuf Traders ●Prefer minimum partnership income ($526,000) ●Pay less taxes on total income Simon Tours ●Prefer maximum partnership income ($620,000) ●Be able to claim more of its unused business losses

YUSUF TRADERS TAX LIABILITY KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Yusuf Traders Partnership Income (25%) MinimumMaximum Total Partnership Income526,000620,000 Small Business Deduction (SBD) eligibility 500,000 Non-eligible for SBD26,000120,000 MinimumMaximum Partnership Income131,500155,000 Small Business Deduction (SBD) eligibility 125,000 Non-eligible for SBD6,50030,000 Total Partnership Income

YUSUF TRADERS TAX LIABILITY KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Yusuf Traders Total Income and Tax MinimumMaximum Partnership Income (SBD eligible) 125,000 Partnership Income (Non-SBD eligible) 6,50030,000 Business Income (SBD eligible) 250,000 Total Income$381,500$405,000 Tax on SBD eligible income [(125, ,000) * 20%] $75,000 Tax on non-SBD eligible income [non-SBD eligible income * 37%] $2,405$11,100 Total Tax$77,405$86,100 TAX SAVINGS OF $8,695 IF THE PARTNERSHIP DECIDES TO USE THE MINIMUM BUSINESS INCOME FOR TAX PURPOSES

OPTIMAL CORPORATE STRUCTURE

INCORPORATE PARTNERSHIP? ALREADY A BENEFIT FROM THE EXPANDED SMB KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Four Guys Yusuf Traders Ltd Simon Tours Inc. Raphael Estate Inc. Jonathan Jigalo Inc. Not associated (<50%) Entitled to full 500k SBD 25% Ownership Dividend flow tax free Company to Company

TAX CONSEQUENCE - ALL SHAREHOLDERS BENEFIT FROM SMB IF TAXED IMMEDIATELY ON DIVIDEND, BETTER WITH REVENUE SHARE KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

TAX CONSEQUENCE – FLOW DIVIDEND TO SHAREHOLDER COLLECTING PERSONAL DIVIDENDS = SHORT 17K$ KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

TAX CONSEQUENCE – YUSUF / YUSUF TRADERS INC WITH 250K$ REVENUES FROM TRADERS, INC, DIFFER 4+ YEARS KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

DEFERRAL TAX CONSEQUENCE – SIMON SHORT 25K$ AND PROPELLED IN HIGH TAX BRACKET KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

DEFERRAL TAX CONSEQUENCE –SIMON TOURS INC SINCE BROKE, MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO WAIT 4 YEARS KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING

DEFERRAL TAX CONSEQUENCE – JONATHAN JIGALO INC INCOME SPLIT NOW AND DEFER TAX ON REST KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING 4 Guys Inc Wife Salary 18+ Child Salary Tax free Dividend Income split Remainder kept in Retained Earnings and Invested Personal Salary Jonathan Jigalo Inc

TAX CONSEQUENCE - SUMMARY ¾ PARTNERS ARE BETTER OFF; MOST LIKELY INCORPORATE KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Yusuf No need for income Keep $ in Traders Inc Earn Interest++ After 4Yrs Raphael No need for income Keep $ in Traders Inc Earn Interest++ After 4Yrs Simon Broke so Need Income Potential to earn interest Will materialize tax loss Short 25K$ Jonathan No need for income Income split Wife/Child Invest rest in Holding Corp ++ < 4Yrs

TAX PLANNING Tax avoidance (not evasion) Succession planning

TO TAX OR NOT TO TAX THAT IS THE QUESTION KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Raphael warehouse property transfer to the partnership ●Asset transfer from Raphael personal ownership into the partnership ●Asset transfer must maximize cash flow to Raphael Real Estate Inc. Facts ●The property has appreciated in value by $ over the original cost

SOME OPTIONS 97 ROLLOVER FOR THE WIN KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Transfer at Fair Market Value (by default) ●80 000$ in capital gain ●40 000$ is taxable ●50% personal tax rate ●Additional taxes to be paid by Raphael: $ Transfer at Cost (97 rollover) ●As a partner, Raphael can elect to transfer the property at cost ●Tax Free! Partnership note ●97 rollover = Lower cost for tax purposes ●CCA claimable on lower amount

JONATHAN’S PROBLEMS FOR THE RICH KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Jonathan’s situation: ●45 years old ●Filthy rich ●Married with an 18 year old swedish model that loves him for his personality and values ●Has a 10 year old child Estate planning objectives: ●Protect the assets ●Secure his child’s financial future Solution: TRUST ●Jonathan can create a trust ●Transfer his assets in the trust (usually at FMV) ●Make his child the beneficiary of the trust ●The trust will be managed by a trustee ●The asset’s value will be protected TRUST FUNDS COME IN A FEW VARIATIONS

TRUST OPTIONS KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Inter Vivos Trust ●Created before Jonathan’s death ●Highest personal tax rate is applicable to Trust income Testamentary Trust ●Will be created upon Jonathan’s death ●Gradual tax rates (potentially lower taxes than Inter Vivos Trust) Child Beneficiary ●Jonathan’s child is 10 years old ●The child will only have access to the trust income at the age of 21 years ●The trust income attributed to this child will be accumulated until then Income Beneficiary: ●Child has access to trust income only ●When property is transferred to beneficiary, considered disposed of at FMV Capital Beneficiary: ●Child has access to trust capital ●When property is transferred to beneficiary, considered disposed of at cost

TRUST OPTIONS KEY FACTSINCOME & TAXSTRUCTURETAX PLANING Spousal Trust ●Spouse is entitled to all income ●Assets are protected until spouse’s death ●Assets are then distributed to child at FMV Recommendation ●Estate planning activities to occur upon Jonathan’s death ●Leave some money for the wife in Jonathan’s will ●Transfer all assets in a Testamentary Trust having the child as sole beneficiary ●Make the child a Capital and Income beneficiary ●Property will be transferred to child at cost amount: ○Capital property - Adjusted Cost Base ○Depreciable property - Undepreciated Capital Cost ●Child will receive income at 21 years of age

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