Charles Darwin has a home which he has rented for a number of years. At the beginning of thecurrent year, the UCC for Class 1 (rental) is $137,565. During the current year, Charles spends$42,000 to replace the property's wood siding with vinyl siding. Rents for the year total$32,000. During the year, rental expenses include: mortgage payments of $7,500 ($3,000 areprincipal payments and the rest is interest), insurance of $2,500, and property taxes of $4,500.Determine the maximum CCA that is available for the current year. In addition, determine Mr.Darwin's minimum net rental income for the year.

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Charles Darwin has a home which he has rented for a number of years. current year, the UCC for Class 1 (rental) is $137,565. During the current $42,000 to replace the property's wood siding with vinyl siding. Rents fo $32,000. During the year, rental expenses include: mortgage payments principal payments and the rest is interest), insurance of $2,500, and pr

Charles Darwin has a home which he has rented for a number of years. current year, the UCC for Class 1 (rental) is $137,565. During the current $42,000 to replace the property's wood siding with vinyl siding. Rents fo $32,000. During the year, rental expenses include: mortgage payments principal payments and the rest is interest), insurance of $2,500, and pr

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