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Historical Tax Data for ARC Energy Trust Cash Distributions
Return ofCapital (Cdn$)
Per Cent
Income Cdn$ (Taxable)
Total CashDistributions(Cdn$) (1)
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
0.5056
32
1.0744
68
1.58
2001
0.7712
1.6388
2.41
2000
1.0230
55
0.8370
45
1.86
1999
0.9900
79
0.2600
21
1.25
1998
1.0800
90
0.1200
10
1.20
1997
1.0890
78
0.3110
22
1.40
1996
0.8100
100
–
0.81
(1) Based on cash payments in the respective calendar year.
General Tax Information for ARC Energy Trust Regarding 2007 Cash Distributions
January 30, 2008Taxation of Cash Distributions: Trust Units held within an RRSP, RPP, RRIF, RESP or DPSPNo amounts are to be reported for income tax purposes in respect of cash distributions received by a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (“RRSP”), Registered Pension Plan (“RPP”), Registered Retirement Income Fund (“RRIF”), Registered Education Savings Plan (“RESP”) or Deferred Profit Sharing Plan (“DPSP”) or any other such registered plans (collectively referred to as "Deferred Plans"). Trust Units held outside of a Deferred PlanFor cash distributions received by a Canadian resident individual outside of a Deferred Plan, 97% of the payments are taxable as income, with the remaining 3% being a tax deferred return of capital. The following table outlines the breakdown of cash distributions per unit paid or payable by the Trust with respect to record dates for the period January 31, 2007 to December 31, 2007 for Canadian Income Tax purposes. Unitholders who held their Trust Units outside of a Deferred Plan, through a brokerage firm or other intermediary and received cash distributions during the period, will receive “T3 Supplementary” slips directly from their brokerage firm or intermediary, not from the transfer agent or the Trust.Registered Unitholders of Trust Units who received cash distributions during the period from the transfer agent, Computershare Trust Company of Canada, will receive “T3 Supplementary” slips directly from Computershare Trust Company of Canada(and not from a brokerage firm or intermediary). While Computershare Trust Company of Canada will strive to issue these information slips as soon as possible, the deadline for mailing all T3 Supplementary Information slips as required by Canada Revenue Agency is March 31, 2008.Tax upon the disposition of Royalty Trust Units: The portion of the distributions deemed a return of capital will reduce the Unitholder's adjusted cost base (“ACB”) of their units. The ACB of the units is required in the calculation of a capital gain or capital loss (assuming the units are capital property of the Unitholder) upon the disposition or deemed disposition of the Trust units. Unitholders should maintain a record of all distributions that are classified as partially or entirely as a return of capital while holding ARC Energy Trust units. For investors in the $10.00 per unit initial public offering in July 1996, the ACB of units still held as at December 31, 2007, is $3.19 per unit taking into account the return of capital of $6.74 in 1996 through to 2006 and $0.07 in 2007.For ARC's Adjusted Cost Base calculator please click here.
Downloadable Tax Documentation
Title
Last Modified
File Size
2007 Personal Tax Information
20k
2006 Personal Tax Information
34k
2005 Personal Tax Information
2004 Personal Tax Information
17k
2003 Personal Tax Information
18k
2002 Personal Tax Information
55k
2001 Personal Tax Information
28k
2001 Tax Information regarding Startech Energy
38k
2000 Personal Tax Considerations
1999 Personal Tax Considerations
66k
1998 Unitholder Tax Information
1997 Unitholder Tax Information
16k
1996 Unitholder Tax Information
12k
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