Traduction de «tax-deferred stock » (Anglais → Français) :

tax-deferred share [ tax-deferred stock ]

tax-deferred preferred share [ tax-deferred preferred stock ]

future income tax expense | cost of future income taxes | deferred income tax expense | deferred income taxes | deferred tax expense | future income taxes | future tax expense

future income tax benefit | benefit of future income taxes | deferred income tax benefit | deferred tax benefit | deferred tax income | future tax benefit

future income taxes | accumulated tax allocation | deferred income taxes | deferred taxes | future taxes

deferred income tax [ deferred tax | accumulated tax allocation ]

deferred share | deferred stock

deferred share | deferred stock

stock exchange turnover tax | tax on stock exchange transactions

(b) the tax deferred account of a qualified related corporation of a non-resident insurer exceeds the total of the paid-up capital in respect of all the shares of the capital stock of the corporation and its contributed surplus,

2107. The following series of classes of capital stock are hereby prescribed for the purposes of subsection 83(6) of the Act to be tax-deferred preferred series:

Mr. Brooks: I am saying that if you do not tax employees' stock options so that people who receive them have to pay tax based on their ability to pay, and if you allow them to defer paying tax, or if you give them a one-quarter exemption as we do under the present rules, then, in effect, you are subsidizing them.

The act includes measures to help Canadian families get ahead: by indexing the working income tax benefit, or WITB; by allowing RRSP proceeds to be transferred to an RDSP, a registered disability savings plan, on a tax-deferred basis; by allowing a 10-year carry-forward for RDSP grants and bonds; by further strengthening federally regulated pension plans; by measures to cut red tape, helping registered charities with disbursement quota reform, allowing taxpayers to request online notices from the Canada Revenue Agency, reducing the paperwork burden for taxpayers; by measures to close down tax loopholes, such as better targeting of tax incentives for ...[+++] employee stock options and addressing aggressive tax planning relating to TFSAs or tax-free savings accounts; by measures to protect consumers, such as improving the complaint process for consumers when dealing with the financial services industry; and finally, measures to promote clean energy, such as expanding access to accelerated capital cost allowance for clean energy generation.