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Dennis is a 20-year-old university student working part time as a Skip the Dishes delivery boy. In 2021, he earned an income of $13,500 from doing Skip the Dishes deliveries.

How much federal tax should Dennis pay for 2022 income?

2. Min expects a refund of about $600 upon filing his tax return. But he forgot to file his return and missed the due date on April 30th.

Can he still receive his refund?

3. Robert's earned income in 2021 was $500,000. Can he contribute 18% (e.i $90,000) towards his RRSP? Note that there we no available room in 2020.

Yes, he can contribute the $90,000 towards RRSP

4. Oscar immigrated to Canada from the Ukraine in September 2022. He has no income for the year.

Would you advise him to file taxes?

5. Manjit and his wife Karam file their taxes together.

Can they both GST /HST credits?

6. Hugh made a $350 donation to the Lions Clubs, a local charitable organization in 2021. He forgot to claim it on his 2021 tax return. In 2022, he made a donation of $450 to her a local food bank.

How much charitable donations can he claim when he files his 2022 tax return assuming he has all the donations receipts?

7. ack and Mary have a little son, Jeff. Jack works fulltime with an annual salary of $50,000. Mary takes care of Jeff and works part-time in a retail store. They bring Jeff in a daycare on the days when they both are at work. Mary's annual wages is $25,000.

Who should claim Jeff's day care expenses?

8. Sam accepted a job offer and moved from Magrath to Calgary in October 2021. His total income for 2021 was $60,000 wherein $10,000 was from his new job he started in October in Calgary. He spent a total of $12,000 in moving expenses.

How much should have Sam claimed in moving expenses when he filed his tax return in 2022?

9. To claim an ETS (Equivalent to a spouse) for a dependent what situations would allow this?

10. Patricia missed the April 30th due date in filing her tax return for the first time. Eventually, she filed her tax return 6 months after the due date.

How much fines (total for both penalty and interest) will Patricia pay on her taxes owing of $1,000 to CRA?