Chris Nowicki was employed by Real Co. in 2022. Chris earned $35,000 from January 1 to October 10 before transferring with the company to a town 1312 kilometres away. The new position began on November 1, 2022, and paid Chris a gross salary of $4000 per month. Chris's moving expenses included: 1. $7,000 for a moving van 2. $300 for meals for Chris and Chris's 4-year-old child on the four-day drive 3. $700 for accommodations on the four-day trip 4. $3000 ($150 per day) for 20 nights of temporary lodging in the new location until an apartment was available 5. $550 in gas receipts Chris was not reimbursed for the move. Chris also received the following in 2022:

Support payments from a former spouse ($3,000 12)*	$36,000
Life insurance proceeds from a deceased relative	$20,000
Prize for achievement in Chris' field of endeavour	$300
RRSP withdrawal to use for other than education or first home purchase	$15,000
Lottery winnings	$2,000

*The support payments are in accordance with Chris's divorce agreement, which calls for monthly support payments of $1,500 for Chris and $1,500 for Chris's child. Assumed mileage rates: New location = 50 cents/km Previous location = 47 cents/km Required:

A. Determine Chris's minimum net income for tax purposes for 2022 in accordance with Section 3 of the Income Tax Act.

B. Show all calculations for the moving expenses and identify any amounts to be carried-forward.

C. Explain why any amounts have not been included.

(Round your intermediate calculations to the nearest whole dollar.)