Income Inclusion for Corporations that are Members of Single-Tier Partnerships
(2019 and later tax years)
Corporation's name
Business number
Tax year-end
Year
Month
Day
If the corporation is a member of a single-tier partnership that has a fiscal period-end that differs from the corporation's tax year-end, use this schedule to
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determine the corporation's income inclusion in respect of the partnership for the tax year under sections 34.2 and 34.3 of the Income Tax Act. Complete a
separate schedule for each single-tier partnership.
Complete Part 2 of this schedule to calculate the adjusted stub period accrual (ASPA) in respect of a single-tier partnership if all of the following
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conditions apply:
– the corporation has a significant interest in the partnership at the end of the last fiscal period of the partnership that ends in the tax year
– another fiscal period of the partnership starts in the tax year and ends after the tax year of the corporation
– at the end of the tax year, the corporation is entitled to a share of the income, loss, taxable capital gain, or allowable capital loss of the partnership for the
fiscal period that ends after the end of the tax year
– the corporation is not a professional corporation
Significant interest means that the corporation, or the corporation together with one or more persons or partnerships related to or affiliated with the
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corporation, is entitled to more than 10% of the income or loss of the partnership or more than 10% of the assets (net of liabilities) of the partnership if it
were to cease to exist.
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Generally, amounts included or claimed under subsections 34.2(2), 34.2(3), and 34.2(4) are deemed to have the same character and be in the same
proportions as the partnership income to which they relate. For example, if a corporation receives $100,000 of partnership income for the partnership's
fiscal period ending in its tax year, and that income is made up of $40,000 of active business income, $30,000 of income from property and $30,000 as a
taxable capital gain, the corporation's ASPA for the partnership would be 40% active business income, 30% property income and 30% taxable capital gains.
Section 34.2 does not apply when calculating, for a tax year of a foreign affiliate of a corporation resident in Canada, the affiliate's foreign accrual property
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income for the corporation and, generally, the affiliate's exempt surplus or exempt deficit, hybrid surplus or hybrid deficit, and taxable surplus or taxable
deficit, for the corporation. See subsection 34.2(8).
All legislative references are to the Income Tax Act and Income Tax Regulations. This schedule does not replace the Act and its regulations.
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This schedule is a worksheet only. You do not have to file it with your T2 Corporation Income Tax Return.
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Report on Schedule 73, Income Inclusion Summary for Corporations that are Members of Partnerships, the amounts calculated on this schedule. File
Schedule 73 with the corporation's T2 return.
Part 1 – Partnership information
Partnership's name
Partnership's account number:
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Fiscal period-start
Fiscal period-end
Year
Month
Day
Year
Month
Day
The start and end dates of the fiscal period of the partnership:
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Income Inclusion for Corporations that are Members of Single-Tier Partnerships
(2019 and later tax years)
Corporation's name
Business number
Tax year-end
Year
Month
Day
If the corporation is a member of a single-tier partnership that has a fiscal period-end that differs from the corporation's tax year-end, use this schedule to
•
determine the corporation's income inclusion in respect of the partnership for the tax year under sections 34.2 and 34.3 of the Income Tax Act. Complete a
separate schedule for each single-tier partnership.
Complete Part 2 of this schedule to calculate the adjusted stub period accrual (ASPA) in respect of a single-tier partnership if all of the following
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conditions apply:
– the corporation has a significant interest in the partnership at the end of the last fiscal period of the partnership that ends in the tax year
– another fiscal period of the partnership starts in the tax year and ends after the tax year of the corporation
– at the end of the tax year, the corporation is entitled to a share of the income, loss, taxable capital gain, or allowable capital loss of the partnership for the
fiscal period that ends after the end of the tax year
– the corporation is not a professional corporation
Significant interest means that the corporation, or the corporation together with one or more persons or partnerships related to or affiliated with the
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corporation, is entitled to more than 10% of the income or loss of the partnership or more than 10% of the assets (net of liabilities) of the partnership if it
were to cease to exist.
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Generally, amounts included or claimed under subsections 34.2(2), 34.2(3), and 34.2(4) are deemed to have the same character and be in the same
proportions as the partnership income to which they relate. For example, if a corporation receives $100,000 of partnership income for the partnership's
fiscal period ending in its tax year, and that income is made up of $40,000 of active business income, $30,000 of income from property and $30,000 as a
taxable capital gain, the corporation's ASPA for the partnership would be 40% active business income, 30% property income and 30% taxable capital gains.
Section 34.2 does not apply when calculating, for a tax year of a foreign affiliate of a corporation resident in Canada, the affiliate's foreign accrual property
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income for the corporation and, generally, the affiliate's exempt surplus or exempt deficit, hybrid surplus or hybrid deficit, and taxable surplus or taxable
deficit, for the corporation. See subsection 34.2(8).
All legislative references are to the Income Tax Act and Income Tax Regulations. This schedule does not replace the Act and its regulations.
•
This schedule is a worksheet only. You do not have to file it with your T2 Corporation Income Tax Return.
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Report on Schedule 73, Income Inclusion Summary for Corporations that are Members of Partnerships, the amounts calculated on this schedule. File
Schedule 73 with the corporation's T2 return.
Part 1 – Partnership information
Partnership's name
Partnership's account number:
R Z
Fiscal period-start
Fiscal period-end
Year
Month
Day
Year
Month
Day
The start and end dates of the fiscal period of the partnership:
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Part 2 – Adjusted stub period accrual (ASPA)
A corporation's ASPA in respect of a partnership gives an estimate of the income that the corporation is deferring during a stub period as a result of its
membership in a partnership that has a fiscal period that differs from the corporation's tax year. Where the last fiscal period of the partnership begins in the
corporation's tax year and ends after that tax year, the stub period is normally the period from the start of that fiscal period to the end of the corporation's
tax year.
If the corporation becomes a member of a partnership during a fiscal period of the partnership, see Part 3.
Corporation's share of income of the partnership for the fiscal period(s)
(note
1) that end(s) in the tax
year of the corporation (other than dividends for which a deduction is available under section 112
Note 1. The corporation can have more than one fiscal period of the partnership that ends in its tax year. Enter the income or loss allocated to the corporation
for all of the fiscal periods.
Note 2. The number of days could be more than 365 if there is more than one fiscal period of the partnership that ends in the corporation's tax year.
Note 3. Subsection 34.2(6) gives the designated amount for qualified resource expenses. Once filed, the designation cannot be amended or revoked. The
corporation can designate an amount as its qualified resource expense for the stub period in respect of a partnership to the extent the corporation
gets in writing from the partnership, before the corporation's filing due date for the tax year for which the ASPA is being calculated, information
identifying the relevant expenses. The relevant expenses are those identified by the partnership as being the corporation's qualified resource
expenses incurred by the partnership, determined as if those expenses had been incurred by the partnership in its last fiscal period that ended in the
tax year (that is, based on the corporation's share for the last fiscal period, and not at the end of the tax year). The amount designated cannot be
more than the maximum amount that would be deductible by the corporation for the identified resource expenses under sections 66.1, 66.2, 66.21,
and 66.4 in calculating its income if the partnership's fiscal period ended at the end of the corporation's tax year.
Note 4. The corporation can designate an amount (other than an amount included on amount 2J) on its T2 Corporation Income Tax Return filed on or before
the corporation's filing due date. Once filed, the designation cannot be amended or revoked. The corporation may have to include in its income an
income shortfall adjustment to account for under-reported income when the corporation has made a discretionary designation to reduce the ASPA
inclusion for a previous tax year. For the calculation of the income shortfall adjustment, see Part 4.
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Part 3 – Income inclusion for a new corporate member of a partnership
If the corporation (other than a professional corporation) becomes a member of a partnership during a fiscal period of the partnership (the particular period)
that starts in the corporation's tax year and ends after the tax year, but on or before the filing due date for that year, and the corporation has a significant
interest in the partnership at the end of the particular period, the corporation may include in calculating its income for the tax year in respect of the partnership
Complete this part only if the corporation designated a discretionary amount at amount 2K in Part 2 of the base year's Schedule
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for any qualifying
partnership the corporation is a member of. Section 34.3 may require a corporate partner of a partnership for a tax year to include in its income an income
shortfall adjustment to account for under-reported income.
The base year is the preceding tax year of the corporation in which began the fiscal period of the qualifying partnership that ends in the corporation tax year.
If the corporate partner is a member of more than one qualifying partnership, the corporation can, in determining its income inclusion under section 34.3 for
a tax year, offset an over-reported ASPA in respect of a qualifying partnership against an under-reported ASPA of another qualifying partnership.
A qualifying partnership is a partnership that has a fiscal period that began in the preceding tax year and ended in the tax year, and in respect of which the
corporation had to calculate an ASPA for the preceding tax year in which the fiscal period of the partnership began.
The actual stub period accrual is the recalculation of the ASPA in respect of a fiscal period of a partnership based on the pro-rated part of actual
partnership income allocated to the corporation for the last fiscal period of the partnership that began in the base year.
Corporation's share of income of the qualifying partnership for the last fiscal period that began in the
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base year (other than dividends for which a deduction was available under section 112 or 113) . . . . .
Corporation's share of loss of the qualifying partnership for the last fiscal period that began in the
Actual stub period accrual in respect of the qualifying partnership (amount 4I minus amount 4J) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
* In pre-2019 versions of Schedule 71, this amount appeared at amount k of Part 3.
** In pre-2019 versions of Schedule 71, this amount appeared at amount j of Part 3.
Note 5. In calculating the actual stub period accrual to determine the income inclusion, the corporation can offset all or part of the allowable capital losses
from one qualifying partnership against all or part of the taxable capital gains from another qualifying partnership.
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Part 4 – Income shortfall adjustment (continued)
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ASPA from the base year (amount 2M from Part 2 of Schedule
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