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International Petroleum Ord Shs T.IPCO

Alternate Symbol(s):  IPCFF

International Petroleum Corp. is a Canada-based international oil and gas exploration and production company. It has a portfolio of assets located in Canada, Malaysia and France. Its oil and gas assets in Canada are located in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Suffield area oil and gas assets and the Ferguson oil asset are high quality conventional assets located in southern Alberta. Its principal assets in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan are the Blackrod and Onion Lake projects, which are heavy crude oil assets applying conventional and steam assisted development methods. Its oil and gas assets in France are comprised of operated assets in the Paris Basin and non-operated assets in the Aquitaine Basin. It holds a 100% working interest and operatorship in the Bertam field producing light high-quality oil. The Bertam field is located 170 kilometers offshore to the east of Peninsular Malaysia in Block PM307. It consists of an unmanned wellhead platform and 14 active horizontal wells.


TSX:IPCO - Post by User

Comment by SleepingGiant64on Jun 16, 2022 2:28pm
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RE:RE:Withholding tax

RE:RE:Withholding tax
As I understand it now, there are some big tax issues unless you hold it in a TFSA or RRSP.

The difference between the SIB price and $3 (PUC) will count as a dividend for tax purposes. That's offset somewhat by a capital loss between your purchase price and $3.

Since dividends are taxed at a higher rate than dividends, there's no arb available unless your earnings are very low and you have capital gains to offset.
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