Jane moved to Toronto in December of the current year. However, Jane cannot deduct her eligible moving expenses in the current year because.  Jane moved from Edmonton to Toronto for employment reasons. Jane moved from Edmonton to Toronto on December 27, of the current year. Jane commenced employment on January 3, of the following year, and her first pay cheque from her new employer was received on January 31, of the following year = $4,500.  Jane's moving expenses included the cost of moving her household furniture from Edmonton to Toronto. Jane's moving expenses included the cost of her airfare from Edmonton to Toronto on December 27, of the current year. What is the portion of Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions a self-employed individual must pay?

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