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Hi, This is my 1st time using UFile for entering CCA. I need to know how can I enter the information. And since I spent $29K upfront to purchase the vehicle, how will I adjust in the Balance Sheet section. So technically, $8700 should be claimed as CCA, and $20,300 UCC should go into Balance Sheet. Does UFile automatically calculates and updates the right fields? If not, then where and which fields I am looking to update?

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Hello Programmerboy,

Here is an example on how to enter CCA / UCC in the Interview Section and GIFI :

 

1.       GIFI – Enter amounts in Income Statement and Balance Sheet

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GIFI >> Income Statement >> Operating expenses (8520 - 9369) >> 8650 Amortization of tangible assets

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GIFI >> Balance Sheet >> Capital assets (1600 - 2179) >> 1743 Accumulated amortization of motor vehicles

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2.       CCA – Enter amounts in CCA

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>>Enter CCA :  Opening UCC etc.

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3.       Enter Net Income Adjustment>> Depreciation and amortization recorded in the books

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4.       Schedule 1 : Line 104

 

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  • 3 weeks later...
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Thanks @Geo123. I have followed your process and I was able to do it. However, I am guessing do I need to repeat it manually each year, or will UFile automatically calculate Opening undepreciated capital cost or cumulative eligible capital, put in income statement 8670 Amortization of tangible assets, put in net income Depreciation and amortization recorded in the books, and in the Balance Sheet for 1743 Accumulated amortization of motor vehicles

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You are welcome programmerboy,

Opening undepreciated capital cost or cumulative eligible capital is carried forward.

put in income statement 8670 Amortization of tangible assets, put in net income Depreciation and amortization recorded in the books, and in the Balance Sheet for 1743 Accumulated amortization of motor vehicles is done manually each year

  • 2 years later...
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On 6/15/2022 at 9:08 PM, Geo123 said:

Hello Programmerboy,

Here is an example on how to enter CCA / UCC in the Interview Section and GIFI :

 

1.       GIFI – Enter amounts in Income Statement and Balance Sheet

image.png.9e6b5ae95345482d724d33fc61bac387.png

 

GIFI >> Income Statement >> Operating expenses (8520 - 9369) >> 8650 Amortization of tangible assets

 image.thumb.png.034534e5fba6c66163b8c4a363999d1e.png

 

GIFI >> Balance Sheet >> Capital assets (1600 - 2179) >> 1743 Accumulated amortization of motor vehicles

image.thumb.png.d456407ad57feb37a301dbb4c392ed9e.png 

2.       CCA – Enter amounts in CCA

image.png.f01ca725b2c75cd68ed57e03fbbaab7d.png

 

>>Enter CCA :  Opening UCC etc.

 image.thumb.png.d8841c2dd64bd7a13f8ea188f554d630.png

 

 

 

3.       Enter Net Income Adjustment>> Depreciation and amortization recorded in the books

 image.thumb.png.ee98474008f882889f3a8f4d4b0f7633.png

4.       Schedule 1 : Line 104

 

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