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This is a Contemporary Practices in Financial Planning course (Canada).
There are two questions (Question 4 & 11).
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instructions for question 4 (ignore number 3):
For number 1: consider three scenarios
1. Tax implications if rollover to spouse.
2. Tax implications if opt-out of rollover provision.
2. Tax implications if loan provided by Mrs. Black to Mr. Black at CRA prescribed rate.
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For number 2: consider two scenarios:
1. Tax implications if he sells the desk the year he turns 18.
2. Tax implications if he rents the desk to a house staging company for $5,000 when he is 17 years old
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Ignore number 3.
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instructions for question 11: do what is reqired in question.
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