Income Tax Act — I-3.3 139.1
filed with the Minister, on a day that is not more than six months after the end of the taxation year in which the stakeholder receives the relevant conversion benefit (or a later day acceptable to the Minister), that this subsection applies in respect of the payment, or (iv) the payment is received after December 6, 1999 and the payment would, if this section were read without reference to this subsection, not be included in computing the income of the particular individual, the following rules apply: (g) subject to paragraph (l), no amount is, because of the making of the payment, deductible in computing the stakeholder’s income, (h) except for the purpose of this subsection and without affecting the consequences to the particular individual of any transaction or event that occurs after the time that the payment was made, the payment is deemed not to have been received by, or made payable to, the particular individual, (i) the corporation that conferred the relevant conversion benefit is deemed to have paid to the particular individual at the time the payment was made, and the particular individual is deemed to have received at that time, a dividend on shares of the capital stock of the corporation equal to the amount of the payment, (j) all obligations that would, but for this subsection, be imposed by this Act or the regulations on the corporation because of the payment of the dividend apply to the stakeholder as if the stakeholder were the corporation, and do not apply to the corporation, (k) where the relevant conversion benefit is a taxable conversion benefit, except for the purpose of this subsection and the purposes of determining the obligations imposed by this Act or the regulations on the corporation because of the conferral of the relevant conversion benefit, the stakeholder is deemed, to the extent of the fair market value of the payment, not to have received the relevant conversion benefit, and (l) where the relevant conversion benefit was a share received by the stakeholder (otherwise than as a taxable conversion benefit), (i) where the share is, at the time of the payment, capital property held by the stakeholder, the amount of the payment shall, after that time, be added in computing the adjusted cost base to the stakeholder of the share, (ii) where subparagraph (i) does not apply and the share was capital property disposed of by the stakeholder before that time, the amount of the payment is deemed to be a capital loss of the stakeholder from the disposition of a property for the taxation year of the stakeholder in which the payment is made, and (iii) in any other case, paragraph (g) shall not apply to the payment. Flow-through of share benefits to employees and others (17) Where (a) because of the interest of any person in an insurance policy, a stakeholder receives a conversion benefit (other than a taxable conversion benefit) that consists of shares of the capital stock of a corporation, (b) the stakeholder transfers some or all of the shares at any time to a particular individual (i) who has received benefits under the policy, (ii) who has, or had at any time, an absolute or contingent right to receive benefits under the policy, (iii) for whose benefit insurance coverage was provided under the policy, or (iv) who received the shares because an individual satisfied the condition in subparagraph (i), (ii) or (iii), (c) it is reasonable to conclude that the purpose of the transfer is to distribute all or any portion of the conversion benefit to the particular individual, (d) either (i) the main purpose of the policy was to provide retirement benefits or insurance coverage to individuals in respect of their employment with an employer, or (ii) all or part of the cost of insurance coverage under the policy had been borne by individuals (other than the stakeholder), (e) subsection (14) does not apply to the conversion benefit, and (f) one of the following applies, namely, (i) the particular individual is reside