You are an Examiner for the Refund Integrity Program in the GST/HST Audit Division of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Using sophisticated analytical tools, you are able to identify GST/HST returns that have a high risk of containing errors or omissions. You are currently working on a pre-assessment review for a GST/HST return filed by Kellogg Adelaide Ltd. (KAL) for its April 1June 30, 2022 reporting period.

The return was filed claiming a refund of $62,973. Using records accessible by the CRA, you are able to determine that KAL was incorporated on February 4, 2022 and has not yet filed a corporate tax return. The company also registered a GST/HST account on April 25, 2022 with an effective registration date of April 1. Filing frequency is quarterly and the period under review is KALs first GST/HST filing. You have sent a pre-assessment review letter to the business address on file requesting a description of the commercial activity, a detailed general ledger of sales and input tax credits (ITCs), and copies of the five largest sales and purchasing invoices. KALs accounting controller has submitted the following information in response to your letter:

KAL is engaged in the development and construction of a new residential condominium building at 9000 Adelaide Street in Toronto, Ontario. The parcel of land was purchased on April 25, 2022 for $16,000,000. Revenue will come from the sales of the individual condominium units upon the buildings completion in 5 years.

The only revenue in the period was a management fee of $25,000 received from Kellogg Yonge Street Inc. (KYSI), a corporation wholly owned by the same individual who owns KAL. No HST was charged on this fee by KAL and no ITC was claimed by KYSI since the parties have made a closely related group election. The controller was able to provide a copy of the completed election form.

The following breakdown was provided for the $62,973 of ITCs reported:

Date	Description		Price			13% HST			Total
02/28/22	Professional fees	$	12,024.76		$	1,563.22		$	13,587.98
03/01/22	1-year fence rental		13,001.69			1,690.22			14,691.91
03/15/22	Dewatering		15,934.13			2,071.44			18,005.57
04/08/22	Dirt removal		7,542.92			980.58			8,523.50
04/28/22	Site management fee		46,243.08			6,011.60			52,254.68
05/16/22	Meals		2,685.92			349.17			3,035.09
05/23/22	Waste removal		6,953.85			904.00			7,857.85
05/24/22	Engineering		17,384.62			2,260.00			19,644.62
05/31/22	Steel materials		25,733.58			3,345.37			29,078.95
06/02/22	Concrete		33,030.51			4,293.97			37,324.48
06/08/22	Electrical systems		43,496.74			5,654.58			49,151.32
06/16/22	Bookkeeping		6,995.13			909.37			7,904.50
06/30/22	Excavation		253,380.77			32,939.50			286,320.27
			484,407.70			62,973.02			547,380.72

The five largest supplier invoices were provided. For the site management fee invoice, the billed to displays the name of KYSI. KALs controller explains that this particular vendor does work for both entities and incorrectly printed the wrong name on this invoice. The controller was able to provide proof of payment that the invoice was paid by KAL and not KYSI.

Required: Determine what adjustments should be made to KALs GST/HST return and calculate the revised refund or balance owing. In Column A, select the appropriate adjustment from the drop down menu below. Items may be used more than once or not at all. If there are fewer adjustments required than the number of rows provided, leave the excess rows blank. In Column B, enter the corresponding numerical amount. (Enter reductions to net tax as negative amounts with a minus (-) sign. The HST rate is 13%. Round all amounts to the nearest dollar.)

A	B
Net Tax owning (refundable) - as filed	(62,972.02)
Adjustments increasing net tax
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Adjustments decreasing net tax
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Net tax owing (refundable) - adjusted	?