Question: please assap i have less time only 15 min Big Co. purchased land 5 years ago for $100,000 which it sold this year (Year 1)
please assap i have less time only 15 min
Big Co. purchased land 5 years ago for $100,000 which it sold this year (Year 1) for $150,000. The terms of the sale included $45,000 to be received this year, with three equal installments to follow beginning next year (Year 2). Big Co.s year-end is December 31. The taxable capital gain to be reported in Year 1 is
Multiple Choice
$5,000.
$7,500.
$15,000.
Which of the following deductions is allowed as an 'other' deduction for tax purposes?
Multiple Choice
Support payments for a child
Lump sum support payments to a former spouse
Contributions to a child's RESP
Contributions to an individual's RRSP
Jessi is divorced from Caroline and as per the divorce agreement, Jessi pays support for Caroline and their child. During the year Jessi paid $14,000 in total, $12,000 of which was to meet the agreement for the child. What is Jessi's deduction for tax purposes?
Multiple Choice
$12,000
$14,000
$6,000
$2,000
Lina contributes $2,000 to her child's RESP during the year. How much may Lina deduct for that contribution?
Multiple Choice
$0
$1,400
$2,000
$400
Taxpayer J receives social assistance from the provincial government amounting to $4,000. How is this amount handled for tax reporting purposes?
Multiple Choice
$4,000 added to 3(a) and then deducted from income in 3(c).
Not taxable so no need to report it.
$4,000 added in 3(a) as other income.
Report $4,000 other income but allow a division C deduction of the same amount.
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