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Abigail Chase had the following other income or deduction items in $2023.$ Determine the impact that each item has on the calculation of her net income for tax purpose on her $2023$ personal income tax return by dragging and dropping the amount of the income inclusion or the allowable deduction to the field to the right of that item. The choices may be used more than once.

Abigail's spouse passed away in an employment accident. Abigail received a death benefit of $$12,000.$

The YMCA Childcare was paid $$18,000$ to take care of her $5-$year$-$old daughter. Abigail's earned $$60,000$ of employment income in $2022-$ no pension adjustment$).$ Her daughter is eligible for the disability tax credit.

Abigail's former spouse paid her $$$20,000$ in child support and $$12,000$ in spousal support for $2023.$ The same amounts were paid in $2022.$

Abigail contributed $$8,000$ to her own RRSP on March $15,2024.$ She did not have any unused RRSP room from $2022.[$see other items for information needed to determine earned income$]$

She won $$6,000$ from the Oilers $\frac{50}{50}$ lottery.

Inot have any unused RRSP room from $2022.[$see other items for information needed to determine earned income$]$

She won $$6,000$ from the Oilers $\frac{50}{50}$ lottery.

After her spouse passed away, Abigail decided that the commute to her job was too far, so she found a new job and moved $40km$ closer to her new job. She paid $$20,000$ in qualifying moving expenses. Her income at the new job was $20\%$ of her total employment income.

$$12,000$ income $$6,000$ income $$2,000$ income

$0$ income or $0$ deduction $$40,000$ deduction $$20,000$ deduction

$$18,000$ deduction

$$11,000$ deduction

$$10,800$ deduction

$$7,560$ deduction

$$8,000$ deduction

$$5,000$ deduction

$$12,000$ deduction

$$6,000$ deduction