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\u003Cbr>Respecting  \u003Cbr>(1)ALLOWANCES IN RESPECT OF CAPITAL COST(PART XI)  \u003Cbr>(2)DEDUCTION IN RESPECT OF OIL WELLS,GAS WELLS AND CERTAIN MINES  \u003Cbr>(PART XII)  \u003Cbr>(3)DEDUCTIONS ALLOWED IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN DIVIDENDS(PART XIII)  \u003Cbr>(4)ELECTION BY INVESTMENT COMPANIES(PART XIV)  \u003Cbr>Quebec Corporation Tax —Deduction of Taxes under Sec.9   |\n| OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS  \u003Cbr>PUBLISHED BY THE DOMINION ASSOCIATION   |\n\nPrice 50c  \nPublished Monthly  \nR.F.BRUCE TAYLOR,F.C.A.,Cbairman,Editorial Committee  \nEditorial and Business Offces,10 Adelaide Street East,Toronto,Ontario  \nM.I.PIERCE,B.A.,LL.B.,EditorC.L.KING,B.Com.,C.A.,Associate EditorJEAN VALE,B.A.,Assistant Editor  \nAdditional subscriptions to The Tax Reviewmay be purchased by subscribers to TheCanadian Chartered Accountant at $3.00year.Single copies 50c.  \nERRATUMThe Tax Review [1949]page 148  \n# CHANGES IN THE INCOME TAX ACT,1949\n\nMaximm Deduction For Medical Expenses  \nParagraph 9(c)which states that the maximum deduction for medicalexpenses under s.26(b)(vii)has been increased from $1500 to $2000 forpersons possessing marital or equivalent status is in error.  \nTbere bas been so increase in the maximm dedsction for medical ex-penses permitted sach persoNs:it remains at $1000 aJ ander ITA 1948,c.52,s.26(b)(vii)  \nMin  \nInco  \n# THE INCOME TAX ACT CONSOLIDATED 1949\n\nInco  \nthe  \nThe Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants announces pub-lication of a volume containing the new Income Tax Act which consolidatesthe recently enacted amendments.This volume may be purchased bymembers of the Association and others at $1.50 per copy.Additional copiesmay be obtained at $1.00 per copy.  \nregu  \n1100  \nAct,  \npaye  \nbusir.  \nbe,(  \nequal  \n# THE TAX REVIEW\n\n(4)  \nspe  \nBy The Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants  \nnui  \nto  \nof  \n(  \n(i  \nOpinions expressed in articles and commentare not neceasarily endoraed by The DominionAssociation of Chartered Accountants.Binders for fling Tbe Tax Reviow 33.00.  \n(i  \n(  \n(  \n[1950]  \nSec.1100  \n1100.(1)Under sec.11(1)(a)of theAct,there is hereby allowed to a tax-payer,in computing his income from abusiness or property,as the case maybe,deductions for each taxation yearequal to  \n(4)such amount as he may cdaim in re-spect of property of each of the classesnumbered 1 to 12,inclusive,in Sch.Bto these Regs.not exceeding in respectof property  \n(i)of class 1,4%,(ii)of class 2,4%,(iii)of dlass 3,5%,(iv)of class 4,6%,(v)of class 5,10%,(vi)of class6,10%,  \not  \nTHE TAX REVIEW  \nPUBLISHED BY THE DOMINION ASSOCIATION OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS  \nPages 1-13  \nJanuary  \n# THE INCOME TAX REGULATIONS\n\nPART XI —ALLOWANCES IN RESPECT OF CAPITAL COST(ITA s.11)(1)(a)).….1  \n# PART XII—DEDUCTION IN RESPECT OF OIL WELLS,GAS WELLS AND\n\nCERTAIN MINES(ITA s.11(1)(b))…………………………  …5  \nPART XIII—DEDUCTIONS ALLOWED IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN DIVIDENDS(ITA s.11(2))……………………   ……  …  ……   …  ………6  \n# PART XIV—ELECTION BY INVESTMENT COMPANIES(ITA s.62(2))……………7\n\nP.C.6385,December 21,1949  \nHIS EXCELLENCY the Governor General in Council,on the recommendation of theMinister of National Revenue and by virtue of the powers conferred by sec.106 of theIncome Tax Act,1948,c.52,is pleased to make the annexed regulations entitled \"TheIncome Tax Regulations,Parts XI,XII,XIII and XIV,and Schedules B,C,D and E tothe Regulations”applicable to the 1949 and subsequent taxation years,and the saidregulations are hereby made and established accordingly.  \nCanada Gazette,December 22,1949  \n# PART XI\n\nALLOWANCES IN RESPECT OF CAPITAL CoST  \n(vii)of class 7,15%,(viii)of cass 8,20%,(ix)of class 9,25%(x)of class 10,30%(xi)of class 11,50%,and(xii)of class 12,100%  \nof the undepreciated capital cost to himas of the end of the taxation year(be-fore making any deduction under thissubsection for the taxation year)ofproperty of the class;  \n(b)where a 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