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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum BioExx Specialty Proteins Ltd BIXZF

"Bioexx Specialty Proteins Inc is engaged in the development and commercialization of processing technologies, for use in the extracting various active ingredients from organic and inorganic materials. The company's primary focus is on the production of proteins from canola and other oilseed feedstocks. Its products include Isolexx, a protein isolate for use in bakery products, meat products... see more

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BioExx Specialty Proteins Ltd > accounting question
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Post by dant2 on Aug 03, 2013 1:40am

accounting question

Since BXI MCap is now sub 3M and cumulative losses must be well above 130M, then aquisitor tax offset must be worth what??  CAN tax rate is ~28% (notwithstanding CRA acq rules) .. so napkin 10X of current .01pps, plus whatever value could be assigned to the two patent segments.
What am I missing? Any CA's out there who know the 'true value' for selling corp tax losses? Ernst & Young Orenda is doing the search so I'm sure they cannot comment.
PS> Yes I do believe that had this fiasco occurred in the US CC would be paddling hard and long to avoid JT. Complacent Canadians ugh..
Comment by buckrod on Aug 04, 2013 3:11am
"The ITA (5) (a) (i) requires that, in order for the previous non capital losses to be deductible subsequent to a change in control, the acquired business must be carried on with a reasonable expectation of profit. In the absence of an expectation of profit these losses would no longer be deductible and would become worthless. Therefore, purchasing a business only for the use of its existing ...more  
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