In Canada, a Business Is Classified as Small If Its

question 10

Multiple Choice

In Canada, a business is classified as small if its revenue is

• A) $2 million or less.
• B) $1 million or less.
• C) $3 million or less.
• D) up to $500,000.

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Definitions:

CCA Class

A classification in Canadian tax law, standing for Capital Cost Allowance, that determines the depreciation rate for various types of property for tax purposes.

Fixed Assets

Long-term tangible assets that are used in the operations of a business and are not expected to be consumed or converted into cash in the short term.

CCA Pool

A grouping method for depreciating assets in a way that combines similar assets for the purposes of calculating capital cost allowance for tax purposes.

Marginal Tax Bracket

The tax rate that applies to the last dollar of an individual's income, used to determine the tax impact of additional income.