Examples of SK Shares in a sentence
The Federal and Saskatchewan tax credits are generally available provided that the SK Shares are not redeemed within eight years from the date of purchase and the investor has tax otherwise payable against which to offset the tax credits.
Investments in SK Shares made after the revocation of the Fund's Saskatchewan Registration will not entitle purchasers to receive Saskatchewan tax credits.
In addition, SK Shares may also be transferred, with prior approval of the Board, to other eligible investors (who meet all the applicable conditions of the Saskatchewan Act) or otherwise as may be permitted under the Saskatchewan Act.
Transfer The Articles currently permit an individual holder of SK Shares who received a Federal or Saskatchewan tax credit in connection with the purchase of such shares to transfer such shares to a RRSP or a RRIF under which the individual or his or her spouse or his or her common-law partner is the sole annuitant.
Transfer The Articles currently permit an individual holder of SK Shares who received a Federal or Saskatchewan tax credit in connection with the purchase of such shares to transfer such shares to an RRSP or a RRIF under which the individual or his or her spouse or his or her common-law partner is the sole annuitant.
See "Calculation of Net Asset Value – Pricing Net Asset Value per Share".Transfer The Articles currently permit an individual holder of SK Shares who received a Federal or Saskatchewan tax credit in connection with the purchase of such shares to transfer such shares to a RRSP or a RRIF under which the individual or his or her spouse or his or her common-law partner is the sole annuitant.
The articles of the Fund have not yet been amended to authorize the issuance of Class D Shares.The Class “A” (SK) Shares and Class “A” (MB) Shares are sometimes referred to herein collectively as the "Class A Shares" and individually as a "Class A Share".
The Class “I” (SK) Shares and Class “I” (MB) Shares are sometimes referred to herein collectively as the "Class I Shares" and individually as a "Class I Share".
The following table provides a sensitivity analysis of the total expected Federal and Saskatchewan tax credits available to an individual who purchases $3,500 or $5,000 worth of SK Shares of the Fund on before the Cut-off Date in 2018, and who does not elect to have their Federal and Saskatchewan tax credits apply in respect of the 2017 taxation year, or who purchase SK Shares after the Cut-off Date in 2018, and transfers such shares to a RRSP.