Inc. opened a large bakery operation on January $1,2020.$ At this time, the company's taxation year end is December $31.$ In addition to baking bread, the company was in charge of the wholesale distribution of its products and operated a large retail outlet on the bakery premises.

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Part $1$

Requirement A$.$ If

Titus

Inc. makes all possible elections to minimize the net capital and non$-$capital loss balances, determine the amount of the non$-$capital loss balance that will be carried forward, subject to restriction, after the acquisition of control by

Denard

Ltd$.,$ and the amount of any net capital loss balance that will be tainted.

Find the non$-$capital loss balance that will be carried forward.

Non$-$capital loss balance that will be carried forward:

Part $2$

Find the net capital loss that cannot be claimed.

Net capital loss that cannot be claimed:

Part $3$

Requirement B$.$ Indicate the maximum amount of the non$-$capital losses that can be used during the taxation year April $1$ through December $31,$

$2022.$

What is the maximum non$-$capital loss balance that will be carried forward?

Part $4$

Requirement C$.$ Indicate the maximum amount of non$-$capital losses that can be claimed in

$2023.$

What is the maximum amount of non$-$capital losses that can be claimed?

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