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Taxation 1

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Taxation 1 – Assignment 1

Q1) 1-7 Net Income for Tax Purposes
Case A:
Income Under ITA 3(a) Employment Income $46,200 Business Income $13,500 Property Loss (see ITA 3(d) below) NIL $59,700
Income Under ITA 3(b) Taxable Capital Gains $14,320 Allowable Capital Losses ($23,460) NIL
Balance from ITA 3(a) And (b) $59,700
Subdivision e deductions ($4,800)
Balance under ITA 3(c) $54,900
Deduction Under ITA 3(d):
Property Loss ($2,350)
Net Income for Tax Purposes (Division B Income) $52,550

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Note Five: Other items and reasons for their exclusion would be as follows:
Any income tax withheld is not deductible
CPP contributions, EI premiums, and United Way contributions create credits against taxes payable, but are not deductible in the determination of employment income.
Reimbursement for the accounting course tuition is not a taxable benefit as the course is related to the employee’s line of work and the employer is the beneficiary of the additional training.

Q4) 4-1 Tax Credits
Jack Brown maximum amount of 2012 personal tax credits is: $3,309.30
Personal Tax Credit Federal 10,822
Spousal Credit (10,822-7,250) 3,572
Dependant Child (2,191 *3) 6,573
Canada Employment tax credit 1,095
Total Credits 22,062
Total Taxable credits (22,062 * 15%) 3,309.30

Marion Barkin maximum amount of 2012 personal tax credits is: $4,232.55
Personal Tax Credit Federal 10,822
Equivalent to Spouse 10,822
Dependant Children (2191*3) 6,573
Total Credits 28,217
Total Taxable credits (28,217 * 15%) 4,232.55

There is no reduction to the dependent children deduction for income earned by the children. There is also no deduction to the Equivalent to spouse in this example as 2 of the children have nil income and they can be

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