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Why the after-tax costs of FTS investments are different between different information sources?

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Why the after-tax costs of FTS investments are different between different information sources?

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A. After-tax cost data provided in some brochures provided by certain organizations is for illustrative purposes only. Its purpose is to provide an order of magnitude for the tax relief value of the different tax incentives offered by the federal and provincial/territorial governments for a flow-through share investment. It should be noted that with the METC, the after-tax cost of a flow-through share investment is reduced to significantly less than 50% of the investment. The value of tax incentives in this case are calculated using a weighted average of the top marginal tax rates applicable in the provinces and territories that do not offer additional incentives. The results do not take into account the reduction of the CEE pool that would take place as a result of claiming the METC in the year following the investment. When additional provincial/territorial incentives are considered, the total tax savings are greater. To obtain the results that correspond to the specific circumstance

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