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Deeming provisions under the Income Tax Act (ITA) refer to specific rules that treat certain transactions or situations as having a tax effect, even if they do not result in actual income or loss. These provisions are designed to prevent tax avoidance by attributing income or gains to individuals or entities in specific scenarios, such as deemed rentals for vacant properties, or the attribution of income from trusts. They ensure that taxpayers cannot escape tax liability through specific arrangements or timing. Overall, deeming provisions help maintain the integrity of the tax system by addressing potential loopholes.

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