Corporate Tax - RDTOH, CDA and Other Tax Accounts (Live Webinar)
Overview
Participants will develop a practical framework for understanding and managing key notional tax accounts for private corporations, including GRIP, LRIP, ERDTOH, NERDTOH, and the CDA, and how they interact within Canada’s integration system. Participants will learn to plan across multiple accounts, anticipate ripple effects of transactions, and optimize annual distributions and elections.
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Applicable for
- Professionals involved in tax planning for CCPCs and their shareholders.
- Practitioners who prepare or review returns and need to coordinate multiple corporate tax accounts.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the purpose and key attributes of major corporate tax accounts (GRIP, LRIP, ERDTOH, NERDTOH, and CDA).
- Calculate or validate balances and movements for these accounts and determine related dividend designations and refunds.
- Develop an annual tax plan that coordinates multiple accounts, including the impact of loss carrybacks.
- Identify common tips, traps, and interactions where a change in one account affects others.
Content
- Integration basics and an account-by-account framework for planning.
- GRIP and LRIP: eligible vs. non-eligible dividend capacity, designations, penalties, and practical considerations.
- RDTOH (ERDTOH and NERDTOH): additions, Part IV interactions, dividend refund mechanics, timing, and connected-corporation issues.
- Capital Dividend Account (CDA): computation, elections, excessive elections, anti-avoidance touchpoints, and stop-loss considerations.
- Coordinating accounts in year-end plans and with loss carrybacks; scheduling and common elections.
- Mini-case style applications to reinforce multi-account planning.
Course Dates & Registration
Improving Your Virtual Learning Experience
Live webinars have varying levels of expected interaction, with some requiring microphone and camera capabilities to support a proper learning experience – please email pdreg@bccpa.ca if you have concerns.
In general, we encourage participants to have their cameras turned on to enhance their virtual learning experience. This practice promotes a stronger connection with the instructor and fellow participants, and fosters improved communication and collaboration.
Live Webinar FAQs can be found here.
Registration terms and conditions, including the cancellation policy can be found here. If you require further assistance, please contact the PD Department.
- 3.5
- CPD Hours
- 0
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 5
- Credits
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.
Corporate Tax - RDTOH, CDA and Other Tax Accounts (Live Webinar)
- 3.5
- CPD Hours
- 0
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 5
- Credits
Overview
Participants will develop a practical framework for understanding and managing key notional tax accounts for private corporations, including GRIP, LRIP, ERDTOH, NERDTOH, and the CDA, and how they interact within Canada’s integration system. Participants will learn to plan across multiple accounts, anticipate ripple effects of transactions, and optimize annual distributions and elections.
|
|
Applicable for
- Professionals involved in tax planning for CCPCs and their shareholders.
- Practitioners who prepare or review returns and need to coordinate multiple corporate tax accounts.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the purpose and key attributes of major corporate tax accounts (GRIP, LRIP, ERDTOH, NERDTOH, and CDA).
- Calculate or validate balances and movements for these accounts and determine related dividend designations and refunds.
- Develop an annual tax plan that coordinates multiple accounts, including the impact of loss carrybacks.
- Identify common tips, traps, and interactions where a change in one account affects others.
Content
- Integration basics and an account-by-account framework for planning.
- GRIP and LRIP: eligible vs. non-eligible dividend capacity, designations, penalties, and practical considerations.
- RDTOH (ERDTOH and NERDTOH): additions, Part IV interactions, dividend refund mechanics, timing, and connected-corporation issues.
- Capital Dividend Account (CDA): computation, elections, excessive elections, anti-avoidance touchpoints, and stop-loss considerations.
- Coordinating accounts in year-end plans and with loss carrybacks; scheduling and common elections.
- Mini-case style applications to reinforce multi-account planning.
Course Dates & Registration
Improving Your Virtual Learning Experience
Live webinars have varying levels of expected interaction, with some requiring microphone and camera capabilities to support a proper learning experience – please email pdreg@bccpa.ca if you have concerns.
In general, we encourage participants to have their cameras turned on to enhance their virtual learning experience. This practice promotes a stronger connection with the instructor and fellow participants, and fosters improved communication and collaboration.
Live Webinar FAQs can be found here.
Registration terms and conditions, including the cancellation policy can be found here. If you require further assistance, please contact the PD Department.
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.
Jennifer Reid, CPA, CGA, TEP is a Partner in People Advisory Services Tax at EY in Calgary. Jennifer specializes in assisting private clients with international tax and estate planning issues such as immigration and emigration, dual citizenship considerations, foreign inheritance and foreign investment and asset ownership. Jennifer also assists in designing meaningful executive compensation plans where cross border considerations are front of mind. Jennifer has practiced tax services in Calgary for over 16 years, with a focus on private companies and their owners, as well as trusts and estates. She has experience assisting clients in planning their estate, including considerations such as insurance, trust and probate planning, cross-border planning as well as in transitioning businesses to the next generation or new owners in a tax-efficient manner. Jennifer’s previous experience in Big Four and boutique tax groups, as well as unique experience gained in leading a wealth planning group at a financial institution, allows her to take a holistic approach to tax planning for entrepreneurial and high net worth clients.