Okay, thank you.
On that point, if I look at page 1.17, I'm just trying to determine what is included in these financial assets. I'm trying to determine how we get to that number. I see taxes receivable at 28.9%, and that is described at page 7.3 in volume 1.
Can you explain to me what we mean when we talk about taxes receivable? In taxes, we have RRSPs, which are basically a deferred tax. Basically, the tax will be payable down the road. Also, when somebody does a freeze of their shares within their holding corporations, they freeze taxes. Those taxes will be remitted to the government later on.
There is also an estate freeze. When a corporation pays a dividend, there is the refundable dividend tax on hand, the RDTOH.
That's the RDTOH, the refundable dividend tax on hand. Are amounts like RRSPs assets of the government now or not?