Marion Fox has investments that generate interest income of $172,000 each year. She also has employment income in excess of $250,000 per year. This places her firmly in the top tax bracket, with a combined federal provincial rate of 53 percent.
She is considering transferring her interest bearing investments to a newly incorporated CCPC on January 1, 2020. In her province, the combined federal/provincial rate on the investment income of CCPCs is 50 percent. All of the corporation's income would be paid out as non-eligible dividends. The provincial dividend tax credit rate on non-eligible dividends is 35 percent of the gross up.
Advise Marion as to whether there would be any tax benefits associated with this transfer.
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