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Sarah and David Johnston paid $5,500 during the year for child care for their three children, aged 3, 5, and 7. Her annual salary was $8,000 and his annual salary was $30,000. Sarah can deduct the $5,500 paid from her income. True False Maxine used to work and live in Alberta, but has accepted a new job in Ontario. The new job has a starting salary of $105,600 per year, or $8,800 per month. She moved there with her family in October, so she could start her new job on November 1. While she had rented her accommodations in Alberta, she bought a new house in Ontario. She incurred the following expenses as a result of the move: canceling the lease on her rental apartment, $1,200. hiring movers to pack and move her household effects, $12,000. legal fees on the house purchase, $1,400. land transfer tax on the house purchase, $3,000. cost of disconnecting utilities in Alberta, $100. cost of connecting utilities in Ontario, $200. gas, food, and lodging while traveling from Alberta to Ontario, $2,800. . . How much can she claim for moving expenses for the year of the move? $20,700 $16,000 $16,300 $17,700