Samantha moved from Regina to Winnipeg to work at Red River College. Her moving expenses included $2,500 for a moving truck rental, $300 for meals, $1,700 for hotel rooms, $1,000 to cancel her lease at her old apartment and $1,200 deposit for her new apartment lease. Her income from the college for the year was $3500. What is Samantha's eligible moving allowances?

Samantha moved from Regina to Winnipeg to work at Red River College. Her moving expenses included $2,500 for a moving truck rental, $300 for meals, $1,700 for hotel rooms, $1,000 to cancel her lease at her old apartment and $1,200 deposit for her new apartment lease. Her income from the college for the year was $3500. What is Samantha's eligible moving allowances?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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