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Q: Canadian Tax Law - initial investment can be claimed as a business loss? ( No Answer,   0 Comments )
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Subject: Canadian Tax Law - initial investment can be claimed as a business loss?
Category: Business and Money > Accounting
Asked by: spatel79-ga
List Price: $5.00
Posted: 15 Oct 2005 13:56 PDT
Expires: 14 Nov 2005 12:56 PST
Question ID: 580709
Context: Canadian tax environment, proprietorship 

Assumption: A Proprietorship results in flow-through of
income/expense, loss/gain to personal income statement

Background:
I am a full-time employee planning to develop an investment portfolio
OR a business part-time.  I wanted to understand a specific tax
implication (among many) of developing an investment
portfolio/business outside of a tax sheltered environment like an
RRSP.I am planning to fund my business/portfolio using debt capital.

Question:
My question is, can I use this initial investment amount as a business
expense and hence a tax deduction to reduce my overall taxable income?

Please correct above assumption if wrong and provide sufficient
reference with response (e.g. a single authoritative link would be
enough)

Thanks
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