Dividend deduction limits restrict non-interest deductions and cap allowable deduction proportion of dividend and mutual fund unit income. The amendment to section 57 replaces the prior limited reference with the term 'dividends' and inserts a proviso disallowing deductions from dividend income or income in respect of specified mutual fund or specified company units except for interest expense; such deduction in any previous year shall not exceed twenty per cent of the dividend income or such unit income included in total income for that year without deduction under this section.
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Dividend deduction limits restrict non-interest deductions and cap allowable deduction proportion of dividend and mutual fund unit income.
The amendment to section 57 replaces the prior limited reference with the term "dividends" and inserts a proviso disallowing deductions from dividend income or income in respect of specified mutual fund or specified company units except for interest expense; such deduction in any previous year shall not exceed twenty per cent of the dividend income or such unit income included in total income for that year without deduction under this section.
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