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Hаrley Hаrley Inc. is а Canadian cоntrоlled private cоrporation with a December 31 year end. For the taxation year ending December 31, 2025, its Net Income For Tax Purposes was made up of the following components: Income from manufacturing 840,000 Terminal loss of CCA on disposal of manufacturing equipment (21,250) Dividends From Canadian Corporations: Subsidiary (Note 1) 195,000 Portfolio Investments (All Eligible Dividends) 53,750 Canadian Source Interest 41,250 Taxable Capital Gains 15,000 Net Income For Tax Purposes (div b) 1,123,750 Other balances as of January 1, 2025 include: Net capital loss CFWD 6,250 Non capital loss CFWD 100,000 Eligible RDTOH 30,000 Non-eligible RDTOH 8,750 GRIP balance 293,750 Note 1 - As a result of paying these dividends, the subsidiary received a dividend refund of $93,429. None of these dividends were designated as eligible. Harley owns 80% of the subsidiary. Other Information: 1. Harley Inc. is part of a group of several associated companies. It has been agreed that Harley Inc. will be allocated $200,000 of the group's annual business limit for purposes of determining the small business deduction. 2. On July 1, 2025, Harley Inc. paid taxable dividends to its shareholders in the amount of $175,000. It is the policy of the corporation to maximize the amount of dividends designated as eligible to the extent that an eligible refund is available. Required: Show all of the calculations used to provide the following required information, including those for which the result is nil. Assume that the company would like to use any CFWDS to the full extent possible. For Harley Inc.’s 2025 taxation year, calculate the following items: A. Part I Tax Payable. B. Part IV Tax Payable. C. The dividend refunds, if any. Please also include a complete GRIP calculation. Remember to use the to enter full screen mode. ESC to exit.