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Question 3 10 marks (Chapter 15) Julstan Multi-Enterprise Limited (JML) is a Canadian-controlled private corporation. It has operated with a December 31 year-end. At its

Question 3 10 marks (Chapter 15)

Julstan Multi-Enterprise Limited (JML) is a Canadian-controlled private corporation. It has operated with a December 31 year-end. At its December 31, 2013 tax year-end, the balance in its capital dividend account was nil, with no negative amounts carried for future offset.

The following transactions occurred in the indicated taxation years thereafter:

May 24, 2014: sale of shares held in a public corporation for proceeds of $48,000; the shares had cost $72,000 and JML paid a sales commission of $2,000

June 30, 2015: acquisition of an unlimited-life franchise for $49,000

August 20, 2016: received $25,000 as a dividend from the capital dividend account of a wholly owned subsidiary

October 31, 2017: sold the following assets pertaining to the franchise

Proceeds of Disposition

Original Cost

UCC

Selling Costs

Investments

$ 36,000

$47,000

n/a

$1,000

Land

40,000

26,000

n/a

2,000

Building

118,000

92,000

87,000

6,000

Equipment

12,000

17,000

10,500

Nil

Franchise rights

55,000

49,000

31,500

Nil

Goodwill

30,000

Nil

Nil

Nil

June 9, 2018: received $100,000 from a life insurance policy on the life of a key employee; the corporation had paid total premiums of $19,000 on the policy

July 22, 2019:elected to pay a dividend of $75,000 out of the capital dividend account

Required:

Compute the balance in JMLs capital dividend account at December 31, 2019 (Show all calculations)

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