Box $22$:

BC: $3,033\mathrm{.}18$; AB: $3,268\mathrm{.}35$; SK: $3,571\mathrm{.}65$; MB: $4,163\mathrm{.}31$; ON: $3,290\mathrm{.}58$; NB: $3,871\mathrm{.}98$; NS: $4,023\mathrm{.}18$;

PE: $4,036\mathrm{.}68$; NL: $3,765\mathrm{.}15$; YT: $3,074\mathrm{.}04$; NT: $2,994\mathrm{.}30$; NU: $2,687\mathrm{.}22$;

Box $22$:

BC: $1,158\mathrm{.}78$; AB: $1,273\mathrm{.}53$; SK: $1,378\mathrm{.}32$; MB: $1,593\mathrm{.}18$; ON: $1,273\mathrm{.}02$; NB: $1,472\mathrm{.}40$; NS: $1,569\mathrm{.}21$;

PE: $1,559\mathrm{.}85$; NL: $1,453\mathrm{.}98$; YT: $1,182\mathrm{.}27$; NT: $1,152\mathrm{.}00$; NU: $1,035\mathrm{.}66$;What moving expenses, if any are deductible? If a meal can be claimed, should Timoteo use the simplified or detailed method to claim the meal? Calculate the net eligible income to the new location.Taxpayer Information:

Timoteo Rostam lived at apartment #$21534$ Riverbend Road, Near Town, YP$,$

P$0$X $0$X$0,$ until September $30,$ when they got a new job at Zeals Wheels, which is

located at $79810$th Street, Unit $4,$ Your City, YP$,$ P$1$X $1$X$1.$

Zeals Wheels is located $60$ kilometres from the old address. On September $30,$

Timoteo moved to apartment #$708$ at $42$ George Drive in Your City, YP$,$ P$2$X $2$X$2,$

which is only $5$ kilometres from the new job. Work started the next day.

The expenses incurred in moving to the new apartment were $$90$ for the rental of a

U$-$Haul trailer to carry belongings, which were towed with a car. Timoteo also paid

a $$500$ damage deposit on the new apartment and $$1,200$ to cancel the old lease.

After packing up and leaving the old residence, Timoteo ate brunch at a restaurant

for $$14.$ No other meals were purchased en route. The distance from the old

apartment to the new apartment is $56$ kilometres.

During the first part of the year, Timoteo worked for Fires Tires. The T$4$ slips for

both employers are reproduced below. Timoteo is a Canadian citizen and wants to

answer "Yes" to the Elections Canada question to make sure the address is up to

date. Timoteo owns no foreign property. There are no vehicle receipts so the

simplified method should be used for the automobile expenses. $($For the purposes

of this calculation, use the $$0\mathrm{.}47$ per km rate of your province Timoteo has a letter

from Zeals Wheels stating that there was no reimbursement paid for moving

expenses, and that the new job started on October $1.$

assume Timoteo lives outside a CMA.