Investors in a Maple Leaf Energy Income Limited Partnership may realize a tax deduction of up to 100% of the amount invested.  Typically 30-40% is claimed in the year in which the investment was made with the balance deductible over the subsquent 4 years.

Investors can benefit by deferring income taxes. Any amount deferred may be reduced by cash distributions taxable as income, and any possible capital gains that are allocable to investors upon divestiture of the Limited Partnership.

Maple Leaf Energy Income programs are specifically structured to provide investors with a combination of cash distributions and capital gains. As a result, a portion of income may potentially be converted into more favorably taxed capital gains payable in the future when the Limited Partnership assets are sold.

Investors should note that tax implications and the deductibility of expenses are particular to each individual investor’s circumstances therefore anyone considering an investment in a Maple Leaf Energy Income Limited Partnership should obtain advice from their tax or financial advisor prior to purchase.  For further information on investing please visit our How To Invest page.