At the end of 2019 Mr. Grote owned two rental properties and a piece of vacant land. On the Granville property he earned $60,000 in revenue and incurred $70,000 in expenses. On the Petiteville property he earned $40,000 and incurred $25,000 in expenses. He also sold a rental property in 2019 on which he realized a $350,000 capital gain and $25,000 recapture. Mr. Grote also holds a piece of land in Agazis that he leases out to a farmer. He purchased the land for $700,000 and estimates its currently worth $975,000. The lease produced 30,000 in revenue and interest, property tax, and insurance costs were in total $45,000.
What is NIFTP before CCA and the maximum CCA he can claim for the year?
Calculation of NIFTP | |
of Mr Grote for 2019 | |
Particulars | Amount $ |
Granville Property | |
Revenue earned | 60000 |
Petitevile Property | |
Revenue earned | 40000 |
Land in Agazis | |
Lease Rental | 30000 |
NIFTP Before claiming CCA | 130000 |
Calulation of CCA | |
Granville Property | |
Expenses on Graville Proprty | 70000 |
Petitevile Property | |
Expenses on Petitevile Property | 25000 |
Land in Agazis | |
Less Property tax and insurance cost | 45000 |
Total CCA | 140000 |
Total Allowed LIMIT of CCA Maximum Upto Rs 130000(NIFTP) | 130000 |
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