Page 18, March, 41979- ~ Sunday News _ i “TAX. TIPS ... ‘Help for the small businessman — ~~ Quction: On May: 1;1978, 1 — ~ Once: you have sidan _ Whee det report m tacome "from this business?” _ Answei si Tis tioen e earned from the business is reported. a -. on the basis of a fiscal:period . . ending in the-calendar year. The fiscal. period. may -- coincide with ‘the calendar year. longer than 12 months. December 31, . but must not exceed.a period the fiscal. period: of your ° ‘business, you must’ receive "the: ‘permission “of ‘Revenue’ * . Canada, Taxation if you wish to change the year end. For further information ask your. District Taxation Office. for the pamphlet “Income Tax and the Small Business.” Question: I use my. ‘personal ’ | car for my small business. | - CORONATION CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED yrrICkr OF PA Se ee 4 Cae ECIV PT: FOR SINKING FUND PURPOSES * TO THE HOLDERS OF 6-%% Secured Notes Series Seven "February 15, 1960 made between Coronation . poration Limited and The Canada Trust Company, as Trastoe NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN ‘THAT pursuant to the visions of the said Trust Indenture, the underlisted 6-4 % | Notes Series Seven of Coronation Credit Corporati Limited have been drawn by a lot for redemption (in whole or inkine fund i will 'b ; Cou GD0045 G GD 0072 GD0258 Fully Registered Bonds in Denominations of $3,000 in whole: GFR 0020 GFR 0062 GFROI130 GFR 0151 GFPR0025 GFR0092 GFRO131 GFROISS GFR 0051 GFR 0093 GFROL40 GFR 0169 on on GFR 0217 GFR 0295 GFR 0225 GFR 0314 GFR 0289 GFR 0455 Fully Registered Bonds in Denominations in excess of $1,000 called to the extend shown: GFR 0009 to the extent of $1, GPR 0080 to the extent of $13 GFR 0127 to the extent of $1, 1, i. PEECEEEEEEEEL Eerie Es GFR 0128 10 the extent of $ GFR 0219 to the extent of $ GFR 023%6 to the extent of $4, GFR 0237 to the extent of $2, GFR 0239 to the extent of $1 | GFR 0259 to the extent of $1. GFR 0261 to the extent of $1, . GFR 0269 to the extent of $1, GFR 0288 to the extent of $2. GFR 0291 to the extent of $1, GFR 0311 to the extent of $2, GFR 0358 to the extent of $1, GFR 0401 to the extent of $1, GFR 0440 to the extent of $1, GFR 0497 to the extent of $1, “000 . of each of the Bonds so drawn (in whole or in part) being onc husdied per cent (100%) of the principal amopat cred to the April 1, 1979 in the case of fully the interest cheque mailed prior to te amount will be to the bearer thereof and in ¢ registered holder thereof u of the Bonds with all unpaid coupons ( any Branch in Canada of the Bank of Montreal. td in the case of case of registered presentation and surrender any) appertaining thercto to Accrued interest to -gatered Bonds will be included in i date and in the case of coupon Bonds will be paid in the normal way upon presentation and surrender of the © April 1, 1979 coupon at any Branch in Canada of the Bank of Mon AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT in case the Bonds specified in this notice be not presented for redemption (in whole or in part as above provided) on the said April 1, 1979, all interest thereon, of on the proportionate amount thereol to be redeemed, shall cease to ibe payable from and after April 1, 1979 and c the said Bonds maturing after the said date shall ify ae for interest upon oid. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT as of February ESth. 1979, the following Bond: Partial Redemption of April 1. s ccmened outstanding from the previous Coupon Bonds in Denomination of $1,000 in wholc. GM0619. GM1454 GM2118 GM2220. GM247% GM3187 DATED AT VANCOUVER, this 15th day of February 1979. CORONATION CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED BY: The Canada Trust Company, Trustee v Tas How do 1 determine how much expenses I may claim onmy. taxreturn? , Answer: . ‘When’ ah’ asset- is ‘used partly for. business and. partly for personal use;. you - may claim the so tocwred determine allowable portion, a record - must be kep of ‘the total © miles driven in the year and the total miles driven ‘for. . business , purposes. These figures, used. as. a. fraction, _are then multiplied by the ‘total’. automobile expenses for ithe period and the ‘amount of ‘auto. expenses: which may be claimed on _ your tax return. .. Fora more detailed ex- planation, ask your District Taxation Office for In-- terpretation “Bulletin 180, | “Automobile | Expenses Claimed by Sel Employed " Individuals.” Question: What expenses may. Aclaim against income— ~ froma small business? _ Answer: Each business or businessman has expenses which are deductible in Aevestors Executive and Corporate Division. B. |. Wardas — 401-640 West Hastings St. 682-5431 | Investors Syndicate Limited is proud to announce the ap- pointment of B. ]j. Wardas as Senior Consultant in the Ex- ecutive and Cor- porate Division in the Vancouver area. The Division will provide a profes- sional, comprehen- sive financial planning service to people re- quiring an in-depth financial review and a complete program to achieve their financial goals. The Consul- tants will also help de- sign employeebenefit programs for cor- porations and pro- mote business growth and continuity. the computing “net however, - there ‘are no specific types or amounts of. | expenses which -everyone : can claim.- Generally, all: reasonable | expenses are. deductible that they are. viding incurred for the sole purpose of producing i income. . Question: ‘To am. the ‘proprietor .of a - business.- should I file with my tax retarn in respect of my business? . Answer: When filing your ‘income: i _are required;. however, all “ youchers supporting the figures. on: .the~ - “No supporting , documents - financiat - : - Statements must’ be kept for . he Question: I incurred ‘some - corporation isto. -small ~ income, tax return you must . file financial statements. The . t is requ Cad are Balance Sheet, Statement of Income and Expenses and if, applicable, a Schedule of Capital Cost Allowance. posible future verification or ‘to. be- request. a losses last everal aks I disposed of. sev shares. from » Canadian controlled private corporation.. Are these losses deductible? ° Answer: These losses are known as “allowable business investment losses.” Commencing in: 1978 half of — “ these losses will be sepmine upon a “your - children, | grandchildren or great-grandchildren you -will © ‘be allowed to defer up to $200,000 of any ‘capital pain. The $200,000 ‘is a: life-time maximum, = ‘ deductible for tax purposes against income: from any ‘source. For gq ing in- formation see Guide Item For more “information ‘see ; ‘ousel Item 16E or ask: your trict Taxation Office. for the pamphlet “Income Tax and the Small Business.” “HALLELUJAH” says North Vancouver Lion Robert A. Labron (centre), Chairman of the Board of the British Cotumbia Lions Society for Crippled Children upon receipt of a cheque from the Provincial Secretary Hugh Curtis (right). Funds will go to the newly acquired third Lions Easter Seal Camp on Lake Shawnigan where 300 Island handicapped children will enjoy a summer camping holiday this year. VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE | CONTINUING EDUCATION DOWNTOWN PROGRAM Smalt Business Seminars At Robson Square Tuesday, March 6th - WHAT THE SMALL BUSINESS OWNER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WORKERS’ COMPENSATION What -should you know about the WCB?’ What are the mandatory responsibilities of the employer to the WCB? What paperwork is necessary to register and pursue a claim? Find out from Grant McMillan, Director of Information and Education for the Workers’ Compensation Board. Monday, March 12th - HOW TO INSURE A SMALL BUSINESS FOR LIFE, DISABILITY AND RETIREMENT Jim Rogers, a focal insurance consultant and author of the book “Life in- surance for Canadian”, details what the Small Business owner needs to know abo ut insurance. He’ ll cover various aspects of Small Business Lite _ Insurance, Disability Insurance and Retirement Insurance. Contact us at: - Vancouver Community College Continuing Education 324-5323 or 324-5324