Jennifer, who is single and 24 years old, is enrolled in part-time studies. Her net and taxableincome is $ 65,000, all from employment. Her only non-refundable tax credits are the BasicPersonal Amount and theamount related to her employment (CPP, El and CanadaEmployment Amount). How much net federal tax (Line 42000) will she save if she claimstution fees of $2000 ? By signing the back of T2202 form and S11 Jennifer can transfer $2000tution to either of her parents. True or False

The federal income tax is a tax imposed by the national government on the income of individuals and…

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