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Topic:"Taxes" in M13133

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Application for Financing Order authorizing the Securitization of $1 billion in costs, collected through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider
6 passages 4 documents

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N-1Application - Redacted 1 passage
NS Power Application for Financing Order to Reduce Costs for Customers Redacted p. p. 43
NS Power Application for Financing Order to Reduce Costs for Customers Redacted - 1 to offset the taxable income generated in the LP. In recognition of this dynamic, and to drive the - 2 most tax-efficient result for customers, the tax pos...

AI summary NS Power is applying for a financing order to reduce customer costs, with consideration given to its tax posture in determining the tax expense included in the Securitization Rider. No tax expense is included in the initial request as NS Power is not forecast to be taxable in 2027.

N-3Transcript of Technical Conference held October 15, 2026 2 passages
Section 43
- on the equity component, so there's no income to pay tax - on in the securitization structure. - The last thing I wanted to highlight - here. We don't have any income tax in year one costs, and - so that's because although the limited pa...

AI summary The discussion focuses on the tax implications of a limited partnership structure in the context of a securitization transaction. It explains that while the limited partnership may generate taxable income, Nova Scotia Power intends to shelter this income using existing tax attributes, thereby deferring tax collection until a combined entity basis is applied.

Section 48
ost benefit from an - NPV and revenue requirements perspective and, as you can - see there, every one of these components, including them, - provides a reduced revenue requirement to customers on a - net present value basis with the inclus...

AI summary The discussion outlines a structure where Nova Scotia Power forms a limited partnership to securitize regulatory assets, issuing bonds and loaning proceeds to Nova Scotia Power. This approach is designed to defer taxes and avoid adverse consequences for customers. Revenue requirements and NPV are considered, with the FAM cost reducing revenue requirements by over $20 million.

104035NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 41 2 passages
4 Request IR-30:
4 Request IR-30: - 5 On pg. 44 of its application, NS Power addresses Accounting and Tax Treatment. - 6 a) Does NS Power propose to prepare new accounting policies to address the accounting 7 matters resulting from the securitization trans...

AI summary The document outlines a regulatory request (IR-30) directed at NS Power, asking whether new accounting policies will be prepared to address the accounting and tax treatment of a securitization transaction, and clarifying the consolidation status of the LP and the impact of the securitization on total taxes.

31 Request IR-36:
31 Request IR-36: 32 On p. 81 of the technical conference transcript, NS Power notes that there will be interest to the 33 Limited Partnership on the intercompany loan that is then distributed back to NS Power, which 34 was designed to man...

AI summary The text discusses a tax structure involving an intercompany loan and its impact on NS Power, raising questions about potential tax risks and whether professional advice or an advanced ruling from the CRA has been sought.

104036Doane Grant Thornton (NSPI) IR 1 to 12 1 passage
Request IR-2:
Request IR-2: - Reference: Sections 3.2, 5.0 and 12.2; Figures 4 and 5; Appendix B. - Please provide the following: - a) NS Power's existing tax memorandum, calculation, or other supporting analysis for the securitization transaction, incl...

AI summary Request IR-2 asks NS Power to provide detailed tax analysis related to a securitization transaction, including tax treatment, income-tax expense projections, and reconciliation to Appendix B. It also seeks an explanation of the 29% tax rate used and why no income-tax expense is forecasted for 2027 despite offsetting interest revenues and expenses.

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