Jean Dixon and her spouse, Roger have 2020 medical expenses which totaled $4,340. While Jean has net income for tax purposes of $150,000, Roger's only income is $1,360 in interest income. Family Information Children Mandy-15-year-old Max-21-year-old Net Income Medical expenses $2,000 9,100 $ 4,600 8,250

Jean Dixon and her spouse, Roger have 2020 medical expenses which totaled $4,340. While Jean has net income for tax purposes of $150,000, Roger's only income is $1,360 in interest income. Family Information Children Mandy-15-year-old Max-21-year-old Net Income Medical expenses $2,000 9,100 $ 4,600 8,250

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Please help with this calculation its Canada tax rules

Jean Dixon and her spouse, Roger have 2020 medical expenses which totaled
$4,340. While Jean has net income for tax purposes of $150,000, Roger's only
income is $1,360 in interest income.
Family Information
Children
Mandy - 15-year-old
Max-21-year-old
Net Income Medical expenses
$2,000
9,100
$ 4,600
8,250
What is Jean's total medical expense tax credit amount for 2020?

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