Definitions

• Adjusted Cost Base (ACB)
• Fair Market Value (FMV)
• Jurisdiction
• Original Corporation
• Spin-off Corporation
• Original Shares
• Spin-Off shares

Adjusted Cost Base (ACB) is the actual or deemed cost amount of each share or group of shares that will be used to calculate any capital gain or loss when the shares are sold or disposed of.

Fair Market Value (FMV) is the highest dollar value that can be obtained for a property or share in an open and unrestricted market between a willing buyer and a willing seller who are acting independently of each other.

Jurisdiction means the country within which a sovereign power can exercise its authority to govern and apply the law.

Original Corporation means the corporation that owned the shares of the spin-off corporation and distributed shares of the spin-off corporation to its shareholders.

Spin-off Corporation is the corporation that is spun off to the shareholders of the original corporation.

Original Shares are common shares of the original corporation.

Spin-Off shares are common shares of the spin-off corporation.