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 ACCOUNT...............11
of Quebec law by virtue of S.Q. , c. . The rule takes into  account  the fact that 410
 account  of the retroactive effect of the condition. If so, the buyer should bear the loss, being the 486
apply the Income Tax Act uniformly while taking the specificities of provincial law into  account . 1032
tax-exempt. The Minister argued that part of the payment was on  account  of accumulated 1968
 account  of capital. 1976
tax law must take this retroactivity into  account  when ascribing consequences to this private law 2564
. ...it is the Department's view that the sale price of any property sold is brought into  account  2650
conditions: contrary to what was stated in , it will take  account  of the transfer of 2784
into  account . However, certain basic principles of tax law, such as those applicable to 2948
order to take into  account  a retroactive effect caused by an event in a subsequent year. This 2960
sales tax, they shall be taken into  account  in determining the status of B. (Emphasis added).3228
 
 ACCOUNTING............1
statements of the corporation for the year. However, generally accepted  accounting  principles 3238
 
 ACCRUAL...............2
calculated on an  accrual  basis by reference to a normal rate of interest then current or with 2282
Therefore, the time of recognition of business or property income under section for an  accrual  2408
 
 ACCRUED...............3
...It may also be that even tax paid on  accrued  instalments may become refundable if a total 1902
time the interest  accrued . However, the taxpayer relied on Perini Estate and submitted that it 2264
income must be realized or  accrued  before it can be taxed. One of the main reasons underlying 3560
 
 ACCUMULATE............1
 accumulate . The Minister, for his part, argued that the additional amounts, once determined, 1916
 
 ACCUMULATED...........3
the interest could have  accumulated  on the principal as of the date the contract was signed.1918
tax-exempt. The Minister argued that part of the payment was on account of  accumulated  1968
 accumulated  by its employees during the year but not yet taken. This deduction was allowed 2032
 
 ACCURATELY............1
We feel this position  accurately  reflects the law. We can not agree with the second approach, 2568
 
 ACEF..................1
In , during the  ACEF  conference, the Department was asked to comment on the following 2796
 
 ACETI.................1
 Aceti  v. M.N.R., D.T.C. (T.C.C.); 3660
 
 ACHAT.................2
de loffre de vente et d achat  et la date de transfert de la propriété appartiennent au 2870
d achat  et la date de transfert de la propriété doivent être reconnus par lacheteur. 2886
 
 ACHETEUR..............7
vendeur sil existe une condition suspensive. Si le vendeur et l acheteur  concluent une 2870
entente exécutoire par laquelle le vendeur est constitué agent de l acheteur  pour la 2872
période concernée, le revenu appartiendra-t-il à l acheteur ? La réponse serait-elle la 2872
l acheteur , malgré lexistence dune entente par laquelle le vendeur est constitué agent de 2878
l acheteur  pour la période concernée. Aucune convention visant à donner au transfert un 2880
est la date où la propriété effective du bien doit passer à l acheteur  et le moment où le 2882
dachat et la date de transfert de la propriété doivent être reconnus par l acheteur . 2886
 
 ACHIEVE...............1
It should be noted that the Quebec Act did not stem from a modern objective to  achieve  3986
 
 ACQUIRE...............2
asset is the subject, to  acquire  it in the future. 2620
 acquire  if the condition occurs, and the seller, who never disposed of the property, could 3514
 
 ACQUIRED..............43
and  acquired . 546
and is not deemed or presumed to have  acquired  it any earlier. 1084
 acquired  prior to the end of the year. As we shall see, the concept of acquisition is the 1176
of the drill and the ancillary equipment for taxation year , i.e. whether it had  acquired  1470
As I have indicated above, it is my opinion that a buyer has  acquired  assets of a class in 1474
Thus, property is  acquired  when ownership is transferred, if the property exists at that 1480
pass on delivery. Since delivery took place in , the property was  acquired  at that 1488
Thus, while Cattanach J. affirmed in the second part of the test that the buyer  acquired  the 1528
the right to use the tractors were  acquired  by the buyer on December , . In my opinion 1550
interpretation. He then referred to the interpretation of  acquired  in Wardean Drilling, 1634
The word  acquired  used in section ()(e) is obviously the direct opposite of disposed (or 1638
concluded that Construction Bérou had  acquired  the trucks within the meaning of the Act, 1684
J. agreed with the Department that the trucks had not been  acquired  by Construction Bérou 1686
 acquired  the property, even if the broad definition in Wardean Drilling was applied.1690
been  acquired  within the meaning of the Act, granted the appeal and allowed the deductions in 1692
the trucks had not been  acquired  under civil law. Since the majority refers to the opinion of 1694
issue whether Parliament, in assigning fiscal consequences to property  acquired , was referring 1700
does not cast aside private law. The word  acquired  contained in each of the provisions in 1714
be  acquired  otherwise than in accordance with the applicable private law. 1716
provinces. As indicated by the passages I have cited, this rule is that property may be  acquired  1720
matters at the time to property  acquired  by a taxpayer through a leasing transaction.1824
law by s. () of the Act recognized that the appellant had  acquired  beneficial ownership of 1854
The cases hold that the taxpayer may have  acquired  property where the transaction is 1948
the obligations resulting from the contract, but it can only affect third parties who have  acquired  1984
rights that the Respondent  acquired  as a result of the sale of the buildings in . Relatively 2012
the interest that had run from that date was deductible, since it pertained to property  acquired  2214
is  acquired  must be determined with reference to the moment the civil law considers ownership 2218
spouses death because in civil law she was deemed to have  acquired  the community property 2300
retroactivity under the provincial law cannot alter the past nor affect third-party rights  acquired  2558
. Generally, a taxpayer will be considered to have  acquired  a depreciable property at the 2612
. In determining whether or not depreciable property is  acquired  by a taxpayer, the legal 2622
example, where chattels are being  acquired , the relevant sale of goods legislation would be 2624
therefore  acquired  by the purchaser, at the time when the parties to the contract intend it to pass 2628
be examined in order to determine if property has been  acquired . The Bulletin mentions that 2642
 acquired  the absolute right to be paid. So long as a suspensive condition condition 2700
Act, even if, in civil law, the Quebec taxpayer has not  acquired  or reacquired the beneficial 2842
propriété à titre bénéficiaire is  acquired  or reacquired at that time from the person by the 3108
This section was added in , and generally applies to property  acquired  or reacquired 3112
. Where a creditor has  acquired  or reacquired, at any time in a taxation year, the possession 3114
not applicable since the creditor has not  acquired  or reacquired the possession as proprietor or 3134
reassessment by the Ministère where the prescription is  acquired . This bulletin should be 3150
. The Ministère du Revenu, though, considers that the income earned from property  acquired  3152
Other problems arise where control of a company is  acquired  further to the sale of its voting 3396
 
 ACQUIRES..............6
mirror of disposition: when a taxpayer disposes of property, someone else  acquires  it at the 1176
who retroactively  acquires  income-producing property is not entitled to restitution. Similarly, a 2070
creditor of the debtor. Subsection () states that where a person (the creditor)  acquires  the 2140
outstanding debt, the creditor  acquires  the property by surrender. Likewise, a creditor who 2142
seizes property, that is to say a creditor who  acquires  the beneficial ownership in the property 2144
the creditor  acquires  beneficial ownership following the debtors default where the contract is 2150
 
 ACQUIRING.............1
from the side of the person  acquiring  the asset as opposed to the person disposing of it.1640
 
 ACQUISITION...........36
 acquisition  of fruits is a fait accompli which the fulfilment of a condition should not be allowed 656
 acquisition  of fruits from being permanent. 672
acquired prior to the end of the year. As we shall see, the concept of  acquisition  is the 1176
Cattanach J. of the Exchequer Court held that the  acquisition  had only occurred in . He 1472
owning the property. It may safely be assumed that the second part of the rule of  acquisition  1510
issue must be understood in its ordinary sense that is as referring to the  acquisition  of ownership 1714
Additionally, this review of the cases also indicates that the rule of  acquisition  stated by 1718
decisions suggests that the rule of  acquisition  proposed by Cattanach J. departed from the 1726
 acquisition  under the Income Tax Act was not dissociated from civil law. This concept must 1732
therefore be interpreted in conformity with civil law. He also held that  acquisition  in civil law is 1732
interpretation of  acquisition  under civil law. We will return to this question later in this paper.1756
 acquisition  of property for purposes of a capital cost allowance. (Emphasis added.)1772
Quebec law, under the Act, as far as disposition and  acquisition  are concerned: an acquisition 1774
Quebec law, under the Act, as far as disposition and acquisition are concerned: an  acquisition  1774
but by the case law, i.e., cases on tax law that interpreted the concept of  acquisition  in a 1860
Because the concept of disposition, and its reciprocal concept  acquisition , was interpreted 1866
obiter, that the retroactive effect of a suspensive condition applied to the concept of  acquisition  1946
 acquisition  or new acquisition of the beneficial ownership or ownership of the property. 2160
acquisition or new  acquisition  of the beneficial ownership or ownership of the property. 2160
Under the Civil Code of Québec, no such  acquisition  or new acquisition of property exists. 2162
Under the Civil Code of Québec, no such acquisition or new  acquisition  of property exists. 2162
The date of  acquisition  (within the meaning of the Act) coincided with the transfer of 2216
Wardean Drilling test should not have been applied to a disposition or an  acquisition  in 2522
an  acquisition  at the moment beneficial ownership is transferred: a disposition only occurs 2528
The Minister commented on the  acquisition  of depreciable property in another Interpretation 2610
and that the moment of  acquisition  is determined according to these statutes. The rules that exist 2644
other person and the  acquisition  or reacquisition of the property was in consequence of the 3108
disposition, or the sale price, is by its very nature the same as the cost of  acquisition . 3382
of loss carry-overs. There would be a second  acquisition  of control if the condition fails and the 3400
The Department of Finance feels that it is important to define the concepts of  acquisition  and 3522
This clearly expresses the intent to apply a uniform concept of  acquisition  and disposition under 3526
HOULE, L., Conventions d acquisition  Clauses fiscales particulières () Vol. , No. 3838
KROFT, E. G., Tax Clauses in  Acquisition  Agreements in Corporate Management Tax 3850
MARTEL, P.,  Acquisition  de contrôle dune corporation: analyse de concept in Congrès 3870
 Acquisition  Agreements in Corporate Management Tax Conference, (Toronto: 4250
) at :; Pierre MARTEL,  Acquisition  de contrôle dune corporation: analyse de 4390

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