121% Dandelion Inc., a business, uses a taxation year ending December 31. The sole shareholder of the Company is Julian Dandelion. For the current taxation year, Mr. Dandelion's daughter, June, who maintains the books and records of the Company, has calculated 2021 net income of $145,500. In determining net income June begins with accounting income applying ASPE. Other Information: 1. The following items were included in the expenses claimed for accounting purposes: Advertising on a foreign television station (Directed at Canadian market) Advertising circulars (Only one-quarter distributed) Appraisal costs on land to be sold Amortization expense Business meals and entertainment Cost of sponsoring local soccer teams Damages received resulting from breach of contract Golf club membership for Julian and June Charitable donations Interest paid on building mortgage Loss from theft Interest paid on late income tax instalments 10,200 10,000 6,200 95,500 20,000 5,500 5.200 18,000 20,500 20,200 8,700 2,700 2. During the year, Dandelion Inc. spent $10,500 for landscaping the grounds around its office. In accordance with ASPE, this amount was treated as a capital expenditure. As the work was done late in the year, no amortization was claimed for the current year. 3. Maximum CCA has been determined to be $90,800 for the current taxation year. 4. Included in the accounting expenses were $5,000 in fees paid to June's 16 year old son for creating and maintaining the web site of Dandelion Inc. In determining the fee, Julian found that it would cost at least $10,000 to obtain the equivalent services from an outside consultant. 5. Had the contract in which damages were paid been completed, it would have increased business income, Required: Calculate Dandelion Inc's' 2021 business income. Explain the reason for excluding any of the amounts. 121% Dandelion Inc., a business, uses a taxation year ending December 31. The sole shareholder of the Company is Julian Dandelion. For the current taxation year, Mr. Dandelion's daughter, June, who maintains the books and records of the Company, has calculated 2021 net income of $145,500. In determining net income June begins with accounting income applying ASPE. Other Information: 1. The following items were included in the expenses claimed for accounting purposes: Advertising on a foreign television station (Directed at Canadian market) Advertising circulars (Only one-quarter distributed) Appraisal costs on land to be sold Amortization expense Business meals and entertainment Cost of sponsoring local soccer teams Damages received resulting from breach of contract Golf club membership for Julian and June Charitable donations Interest paid on building mortgage Loss from theft Interest paid on late income tax instalments 10,200 10,000 6,200 95,500 20,000 5,500 5.200 18,000 20,500 20,200 8,700 2,700 2. During the year, Dandelion Inc. spent $10,500 for landscaping the grounds around its office. In accordance with ASPE, this amount was treated as a capital expenditure. As the work was done late in the year, no amortization was claimed for the current year. 3. Maximum CCA has been determined to be $90,800 for the current taxation year. 4. Included in the accounting expenses were $5,000 in fees paid to June's 16 year old son for creating and maintaining the web site of Dandelion Inc. In determining the fee, Julian found that it would cost at least $10,000 to obtain the equivalent services from an outside consultant. 5. Had the contract in which damages were paid been completed, it would have increased business income, Required: Calculate Dandelion Inc's' 2021 business income. Explain the reason for excluding any of the amounts