In-house
CAD $149
One entity and its corporate group.
In development · launch targeted November–December 2026
Records each property disposed of once on Schedule A, tests its agreed amount against the permitted range, and carries the totals through consideration and the Part 2 penalty.
From the Template column of the CRA forms index.
Each form is its own workbook with the same tabs: T2057, election on disposition of property by a taxpayer to a taxable Canadian corporation (s.85(1)); T2058, by a partnership to a taxable Canadian corporation (s.85(2)); T2059, by a taxpayer to a Canadian partnership (s.97(2)). The Questionnaire holds Part 1 identification and the Part 3 questions, Schedule A takes one row per property, Shares carries Part 3's private-corporation shares and Part 4 (not on T2059), Penalty computes Part 2, and Certification follows each form's signature blocks and registers. Schedule A Totals prints the schedule back in the form's own blocks and line codes, and Summary shows the election in figures.
T2060 is not included: subsection 98(3) has no elected amount, so it is kept for a separate product. An election has no prior-year Taxprep export, so the workbooks carry no Export tab. The Taxprep import carries identification and signatory fields only; Schedule A, Part 4 and the member registers stay in the workbook.
CAD $149
One entity and its corporate group.
Pricing on request.
Request practice pricingPricing on request.
Request enterprise pricingA perpetual licence for the purchased edition. A new tax year is a separate edition. Full licence
No. It prepares and documents the figures; filing takes place in the tax software after the CSV import described on the import and export page.
Yes. The .xlsm carries the macros behind its buttons: the tab filter, row sizing where the workbook repeats rows, and the Taxprep CSV. They act on the workbook and write only that CSV, beside it. There are no external links.
Sheets are supplied without active protection. Cell lock flags allow protection to be enabled when needed.
Minor corrections to the purchased edition are included under the terms of sale. A new tax year is a separate edition.
Not yet. Launch is targeted for November–December 2026; the price shown is the planned in-house licence price.