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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2012

Joint Ventures—CRA Ends Policy Allowing Separate Fiscal Periods: How Will This Affect Your Company? (Updated March 23, 2012)

Updates our February 24, 2012 Tax memo entitled "Joint Ventures—CRA ends policy allowing separate fiscal periods.

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Article by Chris Potter, Chris Vangou, Ken Griffin and Susan Farina

Updates our February 24, 2012 Tax memo entitled "Joint Ventures—CRA ends policy allowing separate fiscal periods: How will this affect your company" to reflect the CRA's announcement that the election to claim a transitional reserve must be filed by September 22, 2012.

A recent Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announcement may adversely affect real estate companies that carry on projects or hold investment properties through joint ventures.

Background

The 2011 federal budget proposed rules to significantly limit or eliminate the opportunity for corporate partners in a partnership to benefit from any tax deferrals resulting from the partnership's ability to have a year end separate from that of its corporate partners. The proposed rules were passed into law on December 15, 2011. They are both complex and confusing. With the change to the tax rules applicable to partnerships, questions arose as to

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