As a Salesperson, you are attempting to determine the maximum amount of expenses you are entitled to claim for the tax year.

Given the following, compute the maximum total employment expenses the taxpayer may claim:

Income:

Salary income for year	25,000
Sales commission income for the year	6,000

Expenses:

Motor Vehicle Operating Costs (Gas, R+M, Insurance, etc.)	$4,200*
CCA on Personal Vehicle used for work purposes	$2,200*
Hotel Costs travelling for Work	$1,000
Advertising Expenses	$600
Depreciation on tables and chairs owned by taxpayer and used for work	$350*
Actual Meal Costs while travelling for work	$500
Office Supplies used for work purposes	$50*
Home Office: Utilities	$525*
Home Office: Property Taxes	$450*
Home Office: House Insurance	$180*
Personal Residence: Remodeling Master Bathroom	$6,000

Note #1: The above expenses marked with an * have already been adjusted to back out any personal amount and the figure presented is the employment use amount.

Note #2: Assume the above expenses were required as a condition of employment and no reimbursement or allowances were received from the employer.