Required

A. Calculate Mr. Worthy's minimum employment income for the current year. 

B. Assume Mr. Worthy had only $4,000 in commission income in addition to his $65,000 salary. Calculate Mr. Worthy's minimum employment income for the current year.

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Mr. Worthy is a commissioned salesperson and has asked for your assistance in preparing his income tax return for the current year. He has provided you with the following information: Employment Income Salary Commissions Telephone Charges Monthly Charge for Residential Line Long Distance Phone Calls to Clients from Work Space in Home Cellular Phone Airtime for calls to Clients Office Supplies and Postage for Home Office Cost of Tickets to Basketball Games with Clients Travel Expenses Car Operating Costs Meals Hotels CCA on automobile (100%) Cost of Maintaining Work Space in the Home (Based on a proportion of space used) House Utilities House Insurance House Maintenance CCA-House CCA-Office Furniture. Mortgage Interest Property Taxes Interest On Loan to buy Office Furniture On Loan to buy Automobile. $250 400 800 $2,700 900 2.850 $ 485 70 255 750 475 940 265 $1,700 2.300 $65,000 $11,000 $ 1,450 $ 295 $ 2,550 $6,450 $ 2,450 $3,240 $4,000 Mr. Worthy's car was purchased, used, several years ago for $28,000. 20% of the kilometres on the car is for personal use. He is required by his employer to maintain an office in his home and is eligible to deduct home office expenses. He has a T-2200 from his employer. He has received no reimbursement from his employer for any of the amounts listed. Mr. Worthy is a commissioned salesperson and has asked for your assistance in preparing his income tax return for the current year. He has provided you with the following information: Employment Income Salary Commissions Telephone Charges Monthly Charge for Residential Line Long Distance Phone Calls to Clients from Work Space in Home Cellular Phone Airtime for calls to Clients Office Supplies and Postage for Home Office Cost of Tickets to Basketball Games with Clients Travel Expenses Car Operating Costs Meals Hotels CCA on automobile (100%) Cost of Maintaining Work Space in the Home (Based on a proportion of space used) House Utilities House Insurance House Maintenance CCA-House CCA-Office Furniture. Mortgage Interest Property Taxes Interest On Loan to buy Office Furniture On Loan to buy Automobile. $250 400 800 $2,700 900 2.850 $ 485 70 255 750 475 940 265 $1,700 2.300 $65,000 $11,000 $ 1,450 $ 295 $ 2,550 $6,450 $ 2,450 $3,240 $4,000 Mr. Worthy's car was purchased, used, several years ago for $28,000. 20% of the kilometres on the car is for personal use. He is required by his employer to maintain an office in his home and is eligible to deduct home office expenses. He has a T-2200 from his employer. He has received no reimbursement from his employer for any of the amounts listed.