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I owned shares in a company that went bankrupt last year. What are the tax consequences?

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I owned shares in a company that went bankrupt last year. What are the tax consequences?

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In the year in which a company becomes bankrupt, you may elect to have disposed of your shares for nil proceeds. This will result in a capital loss equal to the adjusted cost base of the shares. You should attach a note to your tax return stating that you are electing to have subsection 50(1) of the Income Tax Act apply to the shares.

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