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Print this pageForward this document  What's new for T1/T3 version 11.30?

DT Max version 11.30 is a CD release that features the T1/TP-1 program for tax years 1998 to 2007 as well as the 2008 tax planner, in addition to fully supporting T1/TP-1 efile. Version 11.30 also features the T3/TP-646 program for fiscal periods ending from 2003 to 2008 inclusively.

Please note that all program versions are first made available on the Internet.

In this version...

DT Max T1
DT Max T3

DT Max T1

Version highlights

Implementation of announced tax changes (for T1 and T3)

The Budget speeches:

Federal (February 26, 2008)
Newfoundland and Labrador (April 29, 2008)
Prince Edward Island (April 23, 2008)
Nova Scotia (April 29, 2008)
New Brunswick (March 18, 2008)
Quebec (March 13, 2008)
Ontario (March 25, 2008)
Manitoba (April 9, 2008)
Saskatchewan (March 19, 2008)
Alberta (April 22, 2008)
British Columbia (February 19, 2008)
Northwest Territories (still to come)
Nunavut (February 20, 2008)
Yukon (March 20, 2008)
Please refer to these knowledge base topics for a detailed review of tax changes implemented:

The tax changes knowledge base topic above discusses among others, the changes in the following excerpt. Please click on the above link for full details:

Excerpt of 2008 tax changes

Federal tax changes (excerpt)

The new tax rates and income brackets as shown on Schedule 1 are as follows:

Tax brackets
Rates
$0
$37,885
15%
$37,885
$75,769
22%
$75,769
$123,184
26%
more than $123,184
29%

  • The personal basic amount remains unchanged at $9,600.
  • The age amount is increased to $5,276.
  • The spousal amount and the amount for an eligible dependant remain unchanged at $9,600.
  • The maximum amount for an infirm dependant age 18 or older is increased to $4,095 per dependant.
  • The maximum eligible earnings for CPP/QPP purposes are $44,900. The rate respecting CPP/QPP contributions is 4.95%.
  • The maximum amount of eligible earnings for employment insurance purposes is $41,100. The employment insurance rate is now 1.73%.
  • The maximum amount of eligible adoption expenses is increased to $10,643.
  • The pension income amount remains unchanged at $2,000.
  • The maximum amount eligible for the calculation of the caregiver amount is $4,095 per dependant.
  • The disability amount is increased to $7,021, and may be increased by a maximum supplement of $4,095 (workchart 316).
  • The maximum amount (3% of net income) deducted to calculate allowable medical expenses is increased to $1,962.
  • The maximum amount for the Canada employment non-refundable tax credit is increased to $1,019.
  • The non-refundable tax credit for children under 18 remains unchanged at $2,000.
  • The maximum amount tax credit for sport and recreation per child remains unchanged at $500.
  • The education amount for part-time studies and the textbook amount remain unchanged at $120 and $20 per month.
  • The education amount for full-time studies and the textbook amount remain unchanged at $400 and $65 per month.
  • The maximum amount for the refundable medical expenses supplement (line 452) has been increased to $1,041.
  • Eligible dividends are taxable at 145% with a federal dividend tax credit of 18.9655%. Dividends other than eligible dividends are taxable at 125% with a federal dividend tax credit of 13.3333%.

    Ontario tax changes (excerpt)

    The tax rates are unchanged but apply to new income brackets and the new surtax as follows:

  • Tax brackets
    Rates
    Surtax rates
    Threshold
    $0
    $36,020
    6.05%
    20%
    36%
    $4,162
    $5,249
    $36,020
    $72,041
    9.15%
    more than $72,041
    11.16%

  • The personal basic amount is increased to $8,681.
  • The age amount is increased to $4,239.
  • The spousal amount, the amount for an eligible dependant and the amount for an infirm dependant (age 18 or older) are increased to $7,371.
  • The maximum amount for retirement income is increased to $1,201.
  • The caregiver amount is increased to $4,092.
  • The disability amount is increased to $7,014.
  • The disability supplement is increased to $4,092.
  • The maximum amount that can be deducted from medical expenses is increased to $1,965.
  • The maximum Ontario Health Premium remains unchanged at $900.
  • The maximum amount of eligible expenses related to the adoption of a child under18 years of age has been increased to $10,592 per child.
  • The maximum amount of allowable medical expenses for other dependants has been increased to $10,592.
  • The dividend tax credit for eligible dividends is increased to 6.7%. The dividend tax credit for dividends other than eligible dividends remains unchanged at 5.13%.

    Quebec tax changes (excerpt)

    The tax rates are unchanged but apply to new income brackets as follows:

  • Tax brackets
    Rates
    $0
    $37,500
    16%
    $37,500
    $75,000
    20%
    more than $75,000
    24%

  • The basic amount is increased to $10,215.
  • An additional complementary amount (line 356) is calculated if the total amount of Québec Pension Plan (QPP) contributions, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions, Québec parental insurance plan (QPIP) premiums, employment insurance premiums, and contributions to the health services fund is higher than the complementary amount of $3,095.
  • The amount for persons living alone is increased to $1,195.
  • The amount for a single-parent family is increased to $1,485.
  • The amount for dependent child is increased to $2,740.
  • The amount for post-secondary studies is increased to $3,770.
  • The maximum amount of employment insurance premiums is $571.29.
  • The maximum amount of Quebec parental insurance plan premiums is $272.25.
  • The medical expenses tax credit has been increased to $1,032.
  • The maximum contribution to the Quebec prescription drug insurance plan (Schedule K) for 2008 is increased to $557. The income threshold used in the calculation of the tax credit respecting the work premium (Schedule P) is increased to $15,044 for an individual with a spouse and $9,796 for an individual without a spouse.
  • The maximum amount of eligible retirement income remains unchanged at $1,500.
  • The deduction for workers remains unchanged at $1,000.
  • Dividends other than eligible dividends received, will be taxable at 125% with a Quebec dividend tax credit of 8%. Eligible dividends received after March 23, 2006, will be taxable at 145% with a Quebec dividend tax credit of 11.9%.

  • New 5-year comparative summaries for statements of business activities and real estate rentals

    Five new summaries have been added: "T776-S - Real estate rental summary", "T2032-S - Professional activities summary", "T2124-S - Business activities summary", "TP-80-S - Business or profession activities summary" and "TP-128-S - Rental of immovable property summary".

    The summaries have been designed to allow users to easily view the variations of income and expenses. The summaries are made up of four information sections, an identification section, a section for income and expenses, a section for the variation percentage for each year and finally a section for the percentage represented by the income and expenses types for the current year in relation to the gross income. Should the income tax returns be queued for printing, prior data will be automatically retrieved by DT Max.

    New keywords added in CAPITAL-GAIN group

    Own-%Share.c : % share of capital gain

    Use this keyword to enter the percentage of your client's share of the capital gain/loss.

    Spouse-Share.c : Remaining share and treatment

    Use the keyword Spouse-Share.c to enter the remaining percentage of capital gain/loss, and indicate the treatment.

    If the remaining capital gain/loss belongs to the taxpayer's spouse, DT Max will add it to the spouse's tax return. Otherwise, the balance will not be added automatically to anyone else's return.

    New capital cost allowance (CCA) class

    A new capital cost allowance (CCA) class (Class 51 - 6% (after March 18, 2007)) has been added for property that is a natural gas distribution line acquired on or after March 19, 2007 (other than property used before that date). Such property includes control and monitoring devices, valves and other equipment ancillary to a distribution pipeline. This treatment does not apply to the following properties:

    a) a pipeline described in subparagraph (l)(ii) of Class 1, or in Class 49;
    b) property that has been used or acquired for use for any purpose
    by a taxpayer before March 19, 2007; and
    c) a building or other structure.

    Class 1 -8% (after March 18, 2007) becomes a class 47 - 8%.

    Agreement between Canada and the U.S.: cross-border interest payments - update

    As announced on September 21, 2007, the agreement between Canada and the United States of America regarding income tax has been signed but hasn't come into effect as of yet, therefore no changes have been brought for the time being.

    Generally, in the case of cross-border interest payments, the Agreement authorizes at the moment the payer's country (the country of origin) to subject these interests to taxation. In order to collect this tax, applicable at a maximum rate of 10%, the payer must deduct an amount from this payment for income tax purposes and pay a fraction of the interest payment.

    As soon as the new rule comes into effect, the country of origin will no longer be authorized to subject cross-border interest payments to taxation.

    New option : exchange rates table

    The table for the yearly average for exchange rates provided by the Bank of Canada has been added to the following keywords:

    Exchange.t from the T-Slip group

    Exchange.fi from the Foreign-Inc group

    You will find the country, the currency and the current value in Canadian currency. However, you must enter the applicable exchange rate to be used.

    Foreign pension income-splitting

    In the case of pension income-splitting that includes foreign pension income, the foreign tax credit is automatically granted in the same proportion as the pension income-splitting. To modify this treatment, use the keyword Optimize and the option "T1 - Split pension income - Foreign tax credit".

    Schedule for medical expenses

    In order to facilitate a better follow-up of medical expenses, the schedule for medical expenses will always be generated whenever medical expenses are entered. However, if medical expenses are insufficient, the schedule will be displayed with the mention "not required for printing".

    Taxable dividends and tax credit for dividends

    Starting in 2008, entering the amount of Quebec taxable dividends or the amount of the tax credit for dividends will no longer be required, only the actual amount of dividends will be needed.

    Notes and reminders

    Deceased or bankrupt taxpayers

    Although the tax planner might not be appropriate to prepare income tax returns for living taxpayers, it may be used legally to prepare returns on behalf of deceased or bankrupt taxpayers. Following the calculations, tax plans will appear with our preliminary updates of tax forms for the new tax year, however the returns of deceased or bankrupt taxpayers will be displayed on approved forms from the prior tax year, in conformity with the government's instructions.

    For more details, please consult the following documents from the Knowledge base: " Preparing the return of a deceased taxpayer " and " Preparing a bankruptcy return ".

    Printing prescribed forms for 2008 returns

    Year after year, there is a certain level of confusion among tax preparers in regards to the forms versions. Administrative policies differ from one level of government to the other as for the validity of the prescribed forms.

      Quebec

      When a 2008 tax return is produced before the official annual forms are made available, depending on whether the Quebec form is prescribed or not, the year that is printed may be 2007 or 2008. Even though the system's calculation engine is calibrated for tax year 2008, only a complete paper certification process (performed in the fall) allows the preparers to use the 2008 prescribed forms.

      In addition, the authorization number (RQ07-TP62), displayed on all prescribed forms, is not and should not be printed on these types of returns.

      Federal

      On all federal forms, the year is changed to 2008.

    Tax planning

    With the help of your current database, you can develop up to six simultaneous plans for each client. When you perform a calculation on one of the plans, all plans will be automatically recalculated.

    Reminder

    You have to update the relevant historical information found in the Cap-History keyword further to the carry back of capital losses in your client's file.

    DT Max T3

    Version highlights

    Tax changes

    T3 version 11.30 reflects budgetary tax rate and threshold changes for all jurisdictions. The incorporated federal and Quebec speeches were pronounced on February 26 and March 13 2008, respectively.

    T3 form stamp year

    Habitually, current year calculations are in effect before the forms on which they appear are updated. This year however, T3 (federal) provincial tax calculation forms will be stamped 2008, hence the calculations will correspond to the form. For the other federal T3 related forms, they will remain in their 2007 version even though 2008 calculations are performed.

    Partnerships

    Partners that are trusts and who receive T5013 or T5013A slips, must report the information on a T3 trust income tax return. DT Max now offers the ability to enter partnership income for tax shelters by using the new keyword Partnership .

    New forms

    - T1229 - Statement of resource expenses and depletion allowance

    - Carry forward schedule

    Modified forms

    - Executive summary

    Two new tables have been added in order to reflect carry forward information.

    - Provincial tax calculation schedules

    - Schedule 11 - Federal tax income

    - TP-646 - Summary

    The above last three forms were modified in order to reflect current year tax rates and thresholds.

    - Federal and Quebec workcharts

    The federal and Quebec workcharts were modified in order to calculate resource expenses.

    New keywords and options

    Under the keyword group Partnership (Statement of partnership income):

    1) PIN.t : Identification number of partnership (T5013 box 02)

    This is the partnership identification number (9 characters) as indicated in box 02 of the T5013 in the format AANNNNNNN. ("A" refers to an alphanumeric character, and "N" refers to a numeric character.)

    2) PINQ.t : Identification number of partnership (RL-15) (1234567890AA1234)

    This is the partnership identification number (16 characters) as indicated in your RL-15 slip in the format NNNNNNNNNNAANNNN. ("A" refers to an alphanumeric character, and "N" refers to a numeric character.)

    3) Partner-Loss.t : Limited partnership loss

    Use Partner-Loss.t to enter the deductible amount of the loss allocated to the limited partner.

    This is restricted to the partner's at-risk amount, minus certain deductions. Any unused portion which may be carried forward against future at-risk amounts in the same partnership is indicated in box 24. DT Max will carry this amount into future years.

    The "at-risk" rules do not apply to a farming loss allocated to the limited or specified partner. The restricted farm loss rules take precedence over the at-risk rules.

    4) Renunciation: Renunciation amount of CEE and CDE (T5013A boxes 120, 121) (RL-15 boxes 60 to 64)

    Choose the relevant option and enter the Canadian and foreign exploration and development expenses indicated on T5013. Those amounts are use to calculate the allowable deduction for the appropriate resource expense pool on Form T1229, Statement of Exploration and Development Expenses and Depletion Allowance. The amounts will be added in the appropriate boxes in Area I of Form T1229.

    5) Assistance : Assistance amount of CEE and CDE (T5013A boxes 124, 125) (RL-15 box 66)

    6) Amount-for-ITC : Expenses qualifying for an ITC (T5013A box 128)

    Enter the amount of investment eligible for an investment tax credit pursuant to box 128 of the T5013A slip.

    The amount of expenses qualifying for an ITC from box 128 of section 3 of the T5013A slip must be reported on line 6717 of Form T2038 (IND). This line corresponds to code 5 and leads to a non-refundable credit of 15%.

    7) InterestFree : Portion subject to an interest-free period (T5013A boxes 129, 130)

    Use the keyword InterestFree to enter the amount in the designated box on form T1229.

    8) Name.t5013 : Name of the issuer of the T-slip

    9) Member-Code : Member code (T5013 box 08) (RL-15 box 40)

    Enter the Member-Code from box 08 of the T5013.

    The following will appear:

    0 or 3 - for a limited partner
    1 - for a specified member
    2 - for a general partner


    It is essential to make an entry in this field to enable DT Max to calculate the eligible income/losses for any shelter.

    If you have the code 3 for a limited partner's exempt interest as defined in subsection 96(2.5), select the code 0 for a limited partner. If a partnership interest is an exempt interest, a person otherwise considered to be a limited partner will not be subject to the at-risk rules introduced in 1986.

    Note that limited partners and specified members of a partnership may be limited in the type and amount of losses that can be claimed.

    10) Lp-Farming : Limited partnership farming income (loss) (T5013 box 20)

    11) Lp-Farm-AGRI : AgriStability/AgriInvest (T5013 box 20-1)

    12) Lp-Fishing : Limited partnership fishing income (loss) (T5013 box 21)

    13) Lp-Business : Limited partnership business income (loss) (T5013 box 22)

    14) Lp-Rental : Limited partnership rental income (loss) (T5013 box 23)

    15) BusinessInc : Business income (loss) (T5013 box 35)

    16) ProfessionalInc : Professional income (loss) (T5013 box 37)

    17) CommissionInc : Commission income (loss) (T5013 box 39)

    18) FarmingInc : Farming income (loss) (T5013 box 41)

    19) FishingInc : Fishing income (loss) (T5013 box 43)

    20) GrossBusiness : Gross business income (T5013 box 162)

    21) GrossProfession : Gross professional income (T5013 box 164)

    22) GrossCommission : Gross commission income (T5013 box 166)

    23) GrossFarming : Gross farming income (T5013 box 168)

    24) GrossFishing : Gross fishing income (T5013 box 170)

    25) OtherInc.t5 : Other income (T5013 box 30)

    26) RentalInc : Canadian and foreign net rental income (loss) (T5013 box 26)

    27) CCA.t : Capital cost allowance (T5013 boxes 85, 85-1) (RL-15 box 5)

    Use CCA.t to enter the CCA amount indicated in box 85 of the T5013 for certified productions and Canadian films. This amount is included in boxes 26, 30, 35, 37, 39, 41 and 43 of the T5013 and is required to calculate AMT.

    Federally, for limited partners, the CCA is included in the net income and is subject to AMT. For general partners in a limited partnership, the CCA from films is included in the net income and has no AMT consequences.

    For Quebec income tax purposes, the portion of the CCA on films that creates or increases a loss is reported on the Quebec income tax return for limited and specified partners. For active partners, the CCA from films is included in the net income reported and has no AMT consequences.

    28) At-Risk-Amt : Limited partner's at-risk amount (T5013 boxes 22-1) (RL-15 box 26)

    Enter the at-risk amount indicated in box 22-1 of the T5013.

    29) GrossRental : Partnership's total gross rental income

    30) Interest.t5013 : Interest from Canadian sources (T5013 box 50) <Q (RL-15 box 7)

    Enter the amount of interest from Canadian sources as indicated in box 50 of the T5013.

    31) Dividend-Act : Actual amount of dividends other than eligible dividends

    Enter the actual amount of dividends received as indicated in box 51 of the T5013.

    32) DIVIDEND-ACTQUE : Actual amount of ordinary dividends

    Enter the actual amount of dividends received as indicated in box 6B of the RL-15.

    33) EligDividend-Act : Actual amount of eligible dividends

    Enter the actual amount of dividends received as indicated in box 52 of the T5013.

    34) ELIGDIV-ACTQUE : Actual amount of eligible dividends

    Enter the actual amount of dividends received as indicated in box 6A of the RL-15.

    35) Resource-Ass : Assistance - amounts to be deducted from resource pools

    Choose the relevant option and enter the amount of adjustments or assistance received for Canadian exploration and development expenses.

    The T5013 reports the Canadian exploration expense (CEE), Canadian development expense (CDE) and Canadian oil & gas property expense (COGPE) excluding assistance. The Quebec RL-15 reports each of these separately. The amounts in these boxes are use to calculate the allowable deduction for your appropriate resource expense pool. The assistance amount will add at the line called Deduct: "Other" in Area II on Form T1229 and will be deduct from the CCEE, CCDE, or CCOGPE pools.

    If the CEE, CDE and COGPE amounts reported federally (on the T5013) do not match the net amount reported for Quebec purposes (RL-15), enter 0 for federal assistance (T5013) and use [Alt-J] to enter the Quebec assistance amount reported on the RL-15.

    36) Foreign-Inc. : Type and amount of foreign income earned

    Use the keyword Foreign-Inc. to enter the type and amount of foreign income as indicated on the T-slip.

    Enter the name of the country where this income was earned with the keyword Country.t in this group. For more information, refer to the keyword Country.t .

    See Foreign-Inc for more details on the foreign tax calculation.

    37) Foreign-Tax. : Type and amount of foreign income tax paid

    Use the keyword Foreign-Tax. to enter the type and amount of foreign income tax paid, as indicated on the T-slip.

    38) Country.t5013 : Name of the country and identifying number

    Enter the name of the country on the following basis:

    DT Max will calculate the foreign tax credits and deductions on a country-by-country basis.

    39) Bus-Inv-Loss : Business investment loss (T5013 boxes 56) (RL-15 box 13)

    Choose the relevant option to enter the information provided in the boxes 56 of the T5013 pertaining to the partner's share of business investment loss (BIL) indicated in box 56 of the T5013.

    DT Max will deduct the allowable business investment loss on line 25 of the federal income tax return and line 69 of the Quebec income tax return.

    If the taxpayer could not use all of the ABIL, DT Max will carry forward the unused amount into next year's database as LOSS-CF.

    40) Comp-Payments : Dividend rental arrangement compensation payments (T5013 box 57) / RL-15 box 15

    Use the keyword Comp-Payments to enter the amount from box 57 of the T5013 slip.

    This amount is the partner's share of the compensation payments for earning dividend income from a dividend rental arrangement.

    41) OtherInvest.t5 : Other investment income (T5013 box 58) (RL-15 box 7)

    42) Carry-Charge : Carrying charges (T5013 box 59) (RL-15 box 15)

    This is the partner's share of carrying charges that the partnership incurred for earning all investment income. This amount may include carrying charges from both Canadian and foreign sources.

    Carrying charges in respect of

    i) partnership interests of limited partners and specified members
    ii) investments identified under the tax shelter identification rules and
    iii) rental/leasing property, film property and resource related deductions

    are subject to AMT for the portion of which increases or creates a loss from such investments.

    The net business income from Canadian and foreign sources reported in the T5013 is considered to be net income before carrying charges. Carrying charges indicated in box 59 should be deducted from total income on line 21 of the federal income tax return and line 64 of the Quebec income tax return.

    For limited and specified members of a limited partnership, all the carrying charges will be considered for AMT, and calculated against total business income reported in the T5013.

    For active members, only the carrying charges from rental/leasing property, film property and resource-related deductions will be taken into account for AMT purposes.

    43) Patronage-Div : Patronage dividends received from a co-operative (RL-15 box 9) see Footnotes "deduction for patronage dividend"

    Use the keyword Patronage-Div to enter the amount of patronage dividends received from a co-operative as indicated in box 9 of RL-15.

    44) Cap-Gains : Amount of capital gains (T5013 boxes 70) (RL-15 boxes 10, 12)

    Enter the amount of capital gains from box 70 Of the T5013.

    The amount from the T5013 may include capital gains (losses) from both Canadian and foreign sources. The amount from foreign sources is entered both here and with the keyword Foreign-Inc in the Partnership group, for the purpose of determining the foreign tax credit and deduction available.

    DT Max will report this amount on schedule 1 and on line 1 of the federal income tax return.

    45) Reserve.t : Capital gains reserve (T5103 boxes 71) (RL-15 box 11)

    Use this keyword to enter the amount of capital gains reserve appearing in box 71 of the T5013 slip.

    DT Max will report this amount on federal schedule 2 and Quebec schedule A.

    46) FIT.t : Federal income tax deducted (T5013 box 80)

    Federal income tax amounts deducted at source.

    47) PIT.t : Quebec income tax deducted (RL-15 box 16)

    Quebec income tax amounts deducted at source.

    48) Resource-Add : Amounts to be added to resource pools (CEE, CDE, COGPE, FEDE)

    Choose the relevant option and enter the Canadian and foreign exploration and development expenses indicated on T5013. Those amounts are use to calculate the allowable deduction for the appropriate resource expense pool on Form T1229 - Statement of Exploration and Development Expenses and Depletion Allowance. The amounts will be added at the line called Add: "Other" in Area II for the cumulative Canadian exploration expense (CCEE) pool; cumulative Canadian development expense (CCDE) pool; and cumulative Canadian oil and gas property expense (CCOGPE) pool; or in Area III for the cumulative foreign exploration and development expense pool.

    The maximum deduction allowed is 100% of the CCEE pool balance, 30% of the CCDE pool balance, and 10% of the CCOGPE pool balance. If the CCOGPE pool balance is negative, that amount will reduce the CCDE Pool. If the CCEE or CCDE pools have a negative balance, the negative amount will be reported as income on line 19 of the income tax and benefit return.

    49) Donations.t5013 : Charitable donations and other gifts (T5013 boxes 103, 104) (RL-15 boxes 19, 20)

    Enter the amounts indicated in box 103 and 104 of the T5013 in the appropriate option.

    50) Political.t : Political contributions (T5013 boxes 105, 106)

    Enter the federal contributions indicated in boxes 105 and 106 of the T5013. The province is indicated in the box 106-1 of the T5013. These contributions may be deductible if the partnership has a business with a permanent establishment in that province.

    51) ITC-Invest.t5013 : Investment eligible for an ITC (T5013 box 107)

    Enter the amount of investment eligible for an ITC pursuant to box 107 of the T5013 slip.

    DT Max will calculate the ITC on form T2038 return.

    Under the keyword group Resource-Pool (Type of resource pool at beginning of tax year):

    Choose the relevant option in order to enter the opening balance of the Canadian and/or foreign exploration and development expense pool.

    1) Opening-Balance : Amount of resource at the beginning of the tax year

    Enter the opening balance of the Canadian and/or foreign exploration and development expense pool.

    DT Max carries forward this balance from the previous year tax return. You must enter the data for a new client. The additions made in the year are entered with the keyword Resource-Add in the Partnership group. Additions (a positive amount) are added to the opening balance and reductions (a negative amount) are deducted from the opening balance to determine allowable deduction for exploration and development expenses.

    Amounts remaining in the pool at the end will be carried forward by DT Max.

    2) Adjustment.r : Adjustment to a resource pool

    Use Adjustment.r to make an adjustment or change to the amount entered for a particular resource pool.

    3) Deduction.r : Deduction from particular resource pool

    This entry will override calculations based on the Canadian and/or foreign exploration and development expense pools ( Resource-Pool ).

    4) For-Res-Inc : Income from foreign resources

    Enter the amount of income from foreign resources with For-Res-Inc .

    New keyword under Identification section:

    Estate-of : Whether to print "Estate-of" on the T3 slips

    Use the keyword ESTATE-OF to indicate whether it should be printed on the T3 slip followed by the trust name in the case of a testamentary trust.

    DT Max will automatically default to printing "Estate-of" on the T3 slip unless otherwise indicated through the option in preferences or with this keyword.

    Note that when used, this keyword takes precedence over the user's defaults.

    New option: Ability to display form TP-776.47 (Alternative minimum tax) with keyword Display-OV .


    June 18, 2008