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  • Distribution of Trust Assets to Beneficiaries | Canada
    If a trust distributes the income it earned in the year to the trust’s beneficiaries, the trust can deduct the amount of income distributed for income tax purposes The trustee must file the T3 return to report the distributions, and the beneficiary must claim the income received on the beneficiary’s tax return
  • Canada proposes changes to enhanced trust reporting requirements . . . - EY
    Under the proposed amendments, the list of express trusts that are exempt from the enhanced reporting requirements in subsection 150 (1 2) of the Income Tax Act (the Act) is expanded and includes trusts that meet the following conditions: Each trustee of the trust is an individual Each beneficiary is an individual who is related to the trustee
  • Bare Trusts in Canada: Benefits 2025 Tax Changes
    A bare trust in Canada gives beneficiaries absolute control over assets while trustees only hold legal title with no decision-making power Benefits include privacy of ownership, simplified asset transfers, and straightforward tax treatment (income attributed directly to beneficiary)
  • Understanding Taxation of Trusts in Canada - TaxTool. ca
    Every trust in Canada is required to file an annual T3 Trust Income Tax and Information Return, regardless of whether it has taxable income This return details the trust’s income, capital gains, deductions, and the distributions made to beneficiaries
  • Understanding bare trust reporting rules: Key updates for the 2025 . . .
    For 2024, the existing bare trust legislation remains in effect However, on October 29 2024, the Canada Revenue Agency (the “ CRA ”) announced that bare trusts will not be required to file a return (including Schedule 15, Beneficial Ownership of a Trust) unless directly requested by the CRA
  • Trust Tax Filing in Canada: Your Essential Guide to Compliance
    It is required for all trusts that generate income, allocate income to beneficiaries, or have a tax liability Key Schedules to File Schedule 1: Reports income allocations and distributions to beneficiaries Schedule 2: Calculates the trust’s income tax liability Schedule 3: Summarizes capital gains or losses
  • T3, Statement of Trust Income Allocations and Designations
    While the CRA has reverted to the currently enacted capital gains inclusion rate of one-half, we are maintaining Period 1 and Period 2 reporting on the T1 and T3 schedules
  • TaxTips. ca - Tax Treatment of Income From Income Trusts
    The distributed non-portfolio earnings of the SIFT trust will be taxed in the hands of investors as Canadian dividends eligible for the enhanced dividend tax credit Undistributed taxable income of a SIFT trust will still be taxed at the old rates
  • Taxation of trusts and beneficiaries - Marcil Lavallée
    To the extent income of a trust is payable to a beneficiary in a taxation year, it is normally deductible for the trust and included in the income of the beneficiary As a result, there is typically only one level of taxation − either at the trust level or the beneficiary level
  • Do trusts still make sense in light of the new tax rules? - Grant Thornton
    For example, a trust with a corporate beneficiary could be introduced (through a reorganization) as a shareholder of an operating company (Opco) Opco could then pay dividends to the trust, which would then allocate the income to the corporate beneficiary, thus allowing for constant purification of Opco using inter-corporate dividends





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