CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE

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Capital cost allowance (CCA) is the depreciation that is allowed to be expensed for tax purposes for fixed assets, except land.  Different types of assets are allocated to different CCA classes, and each class has its own rate for capital cost allowance.  For instance, most automobiles would be class 10, which is expensed at 30% per year on a declining balance basis.  In most cases, the CCA allowed in the year an asset is purchased is only 50% of the normal amount – this is the “half-year” rule.  Thus, the class 10 CCA would be 15% in the first year.  See below for more information on the half-year rule.

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