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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Whitecap Resources Inc T.WCP

Alternate Symbol(s):  SPGYF

Whitecap Resources Inc. is a Canadian clean energy company. The Company is engaged in the business of acquiring, developing, and holding interests in petroleum and natural gas properties and assets. Its core areas include the West Division and East Division. Its West Division is comprised of three regions: Smoky, Kaybob and Peace River Arch (PRA). The properties in its Smoky region include... see more

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Post by Frank007 on Apr 18, 2024 9:34pm

Taxes taxes taxes

The crooks in Ottawa just stole another 22%...of wcp profits ...what a con game ...sale every abd all Canadian oil companies ...they can never make a profit with the gov,t we have here ..cry out loud ....
Comment by meritmat on Apr 19, 2024 10:14am
Don't get your panties in a not.   I copied this from another board    The sale of any oil and gas property is a COGPE (10% decling balance) tax pool to the buyer. Cardinal would "burn" existing tax pools to the same amount. Thus ZERO taxes payable.  There is no Capital gain calcualtion versus its "book value". Capital gains for oil companies ...more  
Comment by Anschutz on Apr 19, 2024 10:42am
Thanks for posting this.  Good to know. I have not had a chance to read the budget.  In regard to capital gains however, can anyone confirm the capital gains is based on individual gains or cumulative.  That is to say if you have 2 assets that each have a gain of $125k are they each considered tax exempt, or because they both sum to $250k they are now taxed at a higher rate? Next ...more  
Comment by BigJake on Apr 19, 2024 11:28am
For individuals it is cumulative, 0 - 250k, 50% will be taxable at your rate  250k and above, 66% will be taxable at your rate, so the 66% starts on capital gains reported above 250k. Doesn't matter if you sell stock in 6 companies or 1 or a vacation property for that matter 
Comment by Anschutz on Apr 19, 2024 12:38pm
This is very helpful. Thank you.  One more question... do you know if the $250k exemption resets each tax year, or is it lifetime accumulation?  I'm wondering if they structured it like the old $100k individual lifetime capital gains exemption we used to have until the liberal Chretien government axed in 1994? Hmm.... seems to be a trend with liberal governments not wanting ...more  
Comment by sunshine77 on Apr 19, 2024 1:52pm
One way to road block liberals is to trade and invest within RSP and/or TFSA accounts. This way capital gians taxes do not apply. I switch to this approach during the Chrietian years and it has worked out great. Consider this method and you will be ahead in the long run.
Comment by Citizen13 on Apr 19, 2024 2:26pm
They get their money back eventually .  Everything . Its just a matter of how fast, not if.   You die and your RRIF gets liquidated that day . They'll take half or more. Even with the TFSA you eventualy use that money buying gas and stuff that they get at least 13-15% back every time you use the money . When people complain about the government squandering our money I get it . But ...more  
Comment by BigJake on Apr 19, 2024 5:20pm
The way I read it, it resets every year, but I haven't confirmed that with a tax professional.
Comment by mugs19 on Apr 19, 2024 9:31pm
"The way I read it, it resets every year, but I haven't confirmed that with a tax professional." No it doesn't - it's cumulative. The government would NEVER be that fair... mugs
Comment by jleer42 on Apr 19, 2024 10:19pm
It's not cumulative, I think you are getting confused with the liftime excemption.To be clear, the first $250k of annual capital gains every year have a 50% inclusion rate. 2024 will be depend on if the transactions occured before or after the date of change. Gonna suck for anyone selling a large property like a cottage or income property. Nobody is talking about it, but one reason capital ...more  
Comment by meritmat on Apr 20, 2024 11:33am
Yup I think if they would have lowered it you might have seen more rental properties hit the market.   Know why give the government anymore money they you have to.  Keep renting it out 
Comment by Anschutz on Apr 20, 2024 12:30pm
Agree, especially with an election a little over a year away. Either sell before the new rules kick in, or hold and wait for a change in government. By October 2025 the ramifications of this destructive budget will be on full display. I anticipate we'll see many more corporations and business exit Canada as the exodus south and elsewhere accelerates this summer. Yesterday watched a segment ...more  
Comment by meritmat on Apr 20, 2024 4:10pm
Honestly good.   They chose this government they can live with the consequences. Took a gamble on dumping Everthing  into energy when it crashed to zero.  Been one heck of a ride up. For around 250k us you can buy a heck of a house in Costa Rica.  Safe stable country and excellent fishing 
Comment by Citizen13 on Apr 21, 2024 4:58pm
People vote for a candidate usually for shallow awful reasons.  He seems nice, good hair . LOL . He's going to save the planet . Most people are clueless what a particular lean does to the country. They have grown the public sector by 40%  and payroll 60% since 2015 . 7 layers of steps to get anything done , and yet look at the Arrive Can scam. Passive aggressively take the massive ...more  
Comment by meritmat on Apr 21, 2024 5:36pm
Stayed at a hotel 20 mins from Tarmindo.  I would look at the South end of the country.   Better fishing  Bahamas would be the perfect spot but it's double the cost of CR and your one cat 4 hurricane from not having a house 
Comment by BigJake on Apr 22, 2024 10:52am
Can I ask a question about available/affordable food in Costa Rica? My wife and I have never traveled outside of Canada/USA Now that we have the time to do some traveling, what's out there for meals. I am kind of a meat and potatoes person and the thought of eating fish tacos twice a day doesn't appeal to me
Comment by meritmat on Apr 22, 2024 8:35pm
You would want to do a bunch of research on that.  When we went we had to cut our vacation short by a week since the wife broke her ankle. From what I remember the food was good.   CR is a different vacation.   Most people rent a vehicle and go exploring.   It's not an all inclusive Mexico experience.   CR has a big tree hugger vibe.  Lots to see and do.   ...more  
Comment by meritmat on Apr 19, 2024 4:47pm
So what about dividends?   Say I dump 250k of captail gains but I'm still getting monthly dividends?   Would the dividend income push a guy into that higher tax bracket?
Comment by meritmat on Apr 19, 2024 4:45pm
Ya I think once you go over 250 the rest is in the higher bracket.  Got lucky buying a bunch of energy stock when the crash happened never  thought I would have to worry about captial gains but shoot I'll have issues if I ever want to liquidate a bunch of stock to get into something else 
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