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Reply: 2.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1
From: Sim' Hampel
On 4/20/02 7:14:00 AM, Geoff Whitfield wrote:
>
>My understanding is that there
>are a number of items which I
>can't claim on tax- but if I
>use my LOC to pay for them, I
>can.
Be careful with your phrasing here - just because you pay for something with a LOC does not necessarily make the COST of the item claimable, but if the item was for income producing purposes, then the INTEREST on the LOC is claimable. I think this is what you meant anyway, but your wording implied something else !
>So I can't claim for the
>cost of a house, but I can
>claim on the interest. A
>number of the fees associated
>with purchasing of a house are
>capital in nature, and are not
>claimable in tax, but they can
>be claimed when selling the
>house against capital gains. I
>claim the interest on these
>amounts when I borrow (using
>the LOC).
I knew you knew what you were talking about ;-)
From: Sim' Hampel
On 4/20/02 7:14:00 AM, Geoff Whitfield wrote:
>
>My understanding is that there
>are a number of items which I
>can't claim on tax- but if I
>use my LOC to pay for them, I
>can.
Be careful with your phrasing here - just because you pay for something with a LOC does not necessarily make the COST of the item claimable, but if the item was for income producing purposes, then the INTEREST on the LOC is claimable. I think this is what you meant anyway, but your wording implied something else !
>So I can't claim for the
>cost of a house, but I can
>claim on the interest. A
>number of the fees associated
>with purchasing of a house are
>capital in nature, and are not
>claimable in tax, but they can
>be claimed when selling the
>house against capital gains. I
>claim the interest on these
>amounts when I borrow (using
>the LOC).
I knew you knew what you were talking about ;-)
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