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Question
37
John
earns
a
net
income
of
$80,000
annually.
He
is
filling
out
his
income
tax
return.
He
has
lived
with
and
supported
Jeanette
for
14
months,
but
he
moved
out
in
September
and
has
not
returned.
According
to
the
Income
Tax
Act,
they
were
common-law
partners,
but
they
have
suffered
a
breakdown
in
their
relationship.
john
is
28
years
old
and
Jeanette
is
25
years
old.
John
is
the
adoptive
parent
of
Jeanette’s
daughter,
Beatrice,
who
lives
with Jeanette.
Given
this
scenario,
which
of
the
following
statements
is
TRUE?
@
John
can
only claim
a
GST
credit
for
himself.
John
can
claim
a
spousal
credit
for
Jeanette
and
he
can
claim
a
GST
credit
for
himself and
for
Beatrice.
@
John
can
only
claim
a
GST
credit
for
Beatrice.
Question
38
Adam
and
Betty
have
personal
assets
worth
$800,000
and
an
outstanding
mortgage
of
$500,000.
What
is
their
personal
asset
equity
ratio?
@)
so%
37.5%
@
80%
Question
39
Nicholas
owns
and
operates
a
summer
camp
and
he
owns
a
number
of
canoes,
rowboats
and
paddle
boats
that
fall
into
Class
7,
which
has
a
maximum
CCA
rate
of
15%.
His
UCC
at
the
beginning
of
last
year
was
$6,400.
He
sold
some
old
canoes
for
a
total
of
$350,
and
bought
two
new
paddieboats
for
$500 each
and
a
new
kayak
for
$600.
What
was
the
maximum
amount
of
CCA
that
he
could
claim
last
year?
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$573.75
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Question
40
Frankie
got
a
sales
position
with
an
energy
services
company,
which
requires
her
to
go
door-to-door
trying
to
sign
people
up
with
the
company.
She
received
a
base
hourly
wage,
plus
a
commission
for
each
customer
that
she
signed
up.
She
was
required
to
provide
her
own
transportation,
and
to
complete
all
paperwork
in
her
home
office.
Which
of
the
following
costs
is
an
amount
that
Frankie
can
NOT
deduct
from
her
employment
income?
(®)
the
cost
of
her
business
cards
the
cost
of
leasing
a
computer
to
process
her sales
@
a
portion
of
her
motor
vehicle
expenses
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