The following information relates to the operations of Sadaam Ltd. for thetaxation year ended December 31, 2019 (all amounts are based on the relevanttax rules):Net Business Loss212,700Dividends From Taxable Canadian Corporations50,250Taxable Capital Gains14,400Allowable Capital Losses6,638Charitable Donations8,100At the beginning of the taxation year, the Company had a carry forward ofunused charitable donations of $1,975 from the previous year, and a net capitalloss carry forward of $14,500 [(1/2)($29,000)].It is the policy of the Company to minimize net capital loss balances prior tousing any other type of carry over balance.Required: Calculate the corporation's minimum Net Income For Tax Purposesand Taxable Income for its 2019 taxationyear.Indicateanybalances availablefor carry forward to subsequent years.

Net income refers to the sum value of money gained by an entity through its business activities.

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year ended December 31, 2019 (all amounts are based on the relevant : ness Loss 212,700 s From Taxable Canadian Corporations Capital Gains e Capital Losses le Donations 50,250 14,400 6,638

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