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A B ? " C ... Take home assignment RESPONSE SHEET 3044 W2023.xisx [Read-Only] Home Insert Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Developer Share AA ab Wrap Text v 2 AutoSum AY - O. Fill Paste BI U V V OVA v Merge & Center $ ~ % 9 78 8 Conditional Format Cell Insert Delete Format Sort & Formatting as Table Styles Clear v Find & Filter Select * Server Workbook This file is read-only. To modify the file, tap Edit. Edit M28 * * v fx |'6. Three weeks before their move, Sheila took a plane to Ottawa to check out potential houses to buy. The travel costs for this house hunting trip included a $ A B C D E G H K L M N O P Q R S T U 5. Their belongings needed to be stored for several days before it could all be moved in because of a difference between the old 25 residence closing date and the earliest move-in date of the new residence. The storage costs amounted to $750. 26 27 6. Three weeks before their move, Sheila took a plane to Ottawa to check out potential houses to buy. The travel costs for this 28 house hunting trip included a $2400 plane ride, $350 in lodging cost, and $200 in meals 29 30 7. Sheila sanders sold her old residence of $250,000. The closing date was May 20, 2019. Sheila paid $2100 in legal fees during 31 the sale of the old residence. Additionally, she paid $26000 in real estate commissions and $2200 in unpaid property taxes to the 32 date of sale. She also paid $500 to clean and make minor repairs to her old residence prior to sale. 33 34 8. While Sheila will continue to work in Vancouver until June 1, the closing on the old residence was May 20. During the period 35 from May 20 to June 1 (12 days), Sheila and her family resides in a Vancouver hotel. The temporary living costs associated with 36 this 12 day period include: 37 a. Hotel in Vancouver (12 nights at $160 per night) $1920 38 b. Food in Vancouver (12 days- total for all five family members) $1,000 39 40 9. Sheila and her family departs from Vancouver on June 1 and arrives 6 days later in Ottawa. Their new house is not available 41 until July 1, 2019, so the family spends 24 nights in a hotel in Ottawa. The temporary living costs associated with this 24 day 42 period include: 43 a. Hotel in Ottawa (24 nights at $185 per night) $4440 44 b. Food in Ottawa (24 days- total for all five family members) $2,000 45 46 10. Since the family was moving to a new address in a new province, they needed to replace their driver's licenses and other legal 47 documents, which cost $450 total. 48 49 Required: Determine the maximum amount that can be deducted by Mrs. Sanders for the year ending December 31, 2019 for 50 moving expenses. 51 52 53 Respond on the "P2- Response" tab. Enter each deduction as a positive number in the yellow boxes beside each numbered line 54 item. Only enter the deductible amount. If the expense is not deductible, enter the number 0 in the yellow box beside the 55 relevant line item. Show any extra work or notes in the green space provided on the "P2- Response" tab. Name Entry Total marks P1- Instructions A P1- Response A P2- Instructions A P2- Response A P3- Instructions A P3- Response + Ready IT Accessibility: Investigate " - + 125%A B ? " C ... Take home assignment RESPONSE SHEET 3044 W2023.xisx [Read-Only] Home Insert Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Developer Share AA ab Wrap Text v 2 AutoSum AY - O. Fill Paste BI U V V OVA v Merge & Center $ ~ % 9 08 28 Conditional Format Cell Insert Delete Format Sort & Clear v Find & Formatting as Table Styles Filter Select