ayluh70
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I am confused by both seeming to do the same thing.
I couldn't find that this question was asked before but if it was, my apologies.
If they are interchangeable, do you recommend one over the other? I am tempted to delete the T5008's and just fill in the Capital Gain/Loss section.
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Hi again,
I hope its ok that I do not have my partners' SIN numbers.
Also there is a question at the bottom of "Personal Use Property" page that asks: Designation of the property as a principal residence?
It wasn't but since we didn't actually rent it out, do I say yes here? does it make a difference to something?
Edit: one more, sorry.. I just want to get this right the first time around. The new question about "profits from property flipping" - do I just put my own share of profit there or overall?
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THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! Super Helpful!
Makes more sense now. This was the part I was not sure of: "Note that Profits from property flipping are as previously calculated in the real estate capital gains section (Proceeds less ACB less expenses in disposition). The capital gain is taxable at a 100% inclusion rate (not 50%)" but was coming to that conclusion that I had to fill out the actual property purchase/sale info there. I knew about the unfortunate 100%.. :(. We also didn't get our HST back either which was a huge hit.
Just a couple of f/u questions:
-I mentioned it was 3 of us, do I need to provide any details for the other 2 people? In your example you put "Sole Proprietorship", can I do that to? Or I have to say co-ownership and then maybe put their information on the "Business Partners" page?
-for the Expenses incurred in making the disposition - are taxes paid on legal fees and commissions reportable in the total? and is just the fees we paid on selling or can I include the legal fees on buying too?
(I guess I can't include the HST we paid, ha ha .. )
I appreciate the help more than you know.. thanks again
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Hi, Before Covid 2 friends & I bought a pre-construction condo. Because of Covid there were long delays. Our occupancy date on the condo was Jan/23 and closing date Jun/23. We were so tired of all the issues we had with the builder, etc., that we put it up for sale right away and it sold in Aug/23. I read the rule about having to fill out T2125 to report it as business income, but how? I need direction as I don't know what fields need to be populated, I don't see fields for property disposition, etc. There is no business name or number so do I leave those fields blank? Is there any guidance on this that you can provide? It was a one time thing and I'm not going to be doing it again. But still need to figure this out.
Business Identification - Nothing here applies. I can put my own name in the first field. DO I have to select a NAICS? My share of the ownership was 37.5% - but does that apply on this page?
Professional income and expenses - Again, nothing here seems to apply
Vehicle Expenses - Nope
Home Office Expenses - Nope
Labour costs - Nope
Balance Sheet - ? maybe ? but don't think so...
Income Adjustment - Nope
Business Partners - I was one of 3 co-owners but they are not like official business partners so no, but maybe I need to put their info here??
Capital Cost allowance for the business - doesn't look like?
DIEP agreement - Nope
and that's all there is, found nothing. I hope someone can help me! thanks in advance
One time property flip (T2125?)
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I know, me again. I realized I made a mistake in the expenses incurred in the disposition. When I fixed it, it made no difference to what I owe. Do expenses not factor into the calculation then?