Explain 2-5 Questions in Detail Please!!!

Question 1 of 30. Joshua and Julie reconciled in November. For the past two years since they originally broke up, they had shared custody of their daughter. Joshua was also required by a court order to pay monthly child support. Joshua would like to claim the eligible dependant amount for their daughter this year when they file their taxes together. Can Joshua claim the eligible dependant amount? Yes No Mark for follow up Question 2 of 30. Wayne and Stephanie separated in September. Wayne moved out but he continued to pay the rent on the apartment that Stephanie and their daughter continued to reside in. Wayne also buys clothing for their daughter and he would also give Stephanie money occasionally. They never wrote down any sort of agreement with respect to their separation and they have not gone to court. Stephanie would like to claim the eligible dependant amount for her daughter. Can Stephanie make the claim? Yes No Mark for follow up Question 3 of 30. Ann received $8,400 of regular employment insurance benefits during 2019, and has a repayment rate of 30% in Box 7. At what net income level will she be subject to claw back on the benefits she received? $50,800 $55,900 $64,500 $73,756 Mark for follow up Question 5 of 30. John and Zara separated on June 15th, 2017. As part of their written separation agreement dated July 1st, 2017, John is to pay Zara $200 a month in child support and $100 a month in spousal support. John has not missed any support payments. How much can John claim on Line 22000 of his 2019 tax return? $0 $1,200 $2,400 $3,600 Mark for follow up Question 6 of 30. Michael and Deborah Boyd are married and have three children: Peter (born on February 22, 2005), Thomas (born on May 12, 2008), and Douglas (born on August 15, 2011). During the year, they paid a total of $10,000 to Jack & Jill Daycare in respect of Thomas and Douglas. Michael's net income was $40,000, all from employment. Deborah's net income was $21,000, all from employment. What is the dollar amount of child care expenses that can be claimed on the return? $5,000 $8,000 $10,000 $13,000 $15,000 Question 1 of 30. Joshua and Julie reconciled in November. For the past two years since they originally broke up, they had shared custody of their daughter. Joshua was also required by a court order to pay monthly child support. Joshua would like to claim the eligible dependant amount for their daughter this year when they file their taxes together. Can Joshua claim the eligible dependant amount? Yes No Mark for follow up Question 2 of 30. Wayne and Stephanie separated in September. Wayne moved out but he continued to pay the rent on the apartment that Stephanie and their daughter continued to reside in. Wayne also buys clothing for their daughter and he would also give Stephanie money occasionally. They never wrote down any sort of agreement with respect to their separation and they have not gone to court. Stephanie would like to claim the eligible dependant amount for her daughter. Can Stephanie make the claim? Yes No Mark for follow up Question 3 of 30. Ann received $8,400 of regular employment insurance benefits during 2019, and has a repayment rate of 30% in Box 7. At what net income level will she be subject to claw back on the benefits she received? $50,800 $55,900 $64,500 $73,756 Mark for follow up Question 5 of 30. John and Zara separated on June 15th, 2017. As part of their written separation agreement dated July 1st, 2017, John is to pay Zara $200 a month in child support and $100 a month in spousal support. John has not missed any support payments. How much can John claim on Line 22000 of his 2019 tax return? $0 $1,200 $2,400 $3,600 Mark for follow up Question 6 of 30. Michael and Deborah Boyd are married and have three children: Peter (born on February 22, 2005), Thomas (born on May 12, 2008), and Douglas (born on August 15, 2011). During the year, they paid a total of $10,000 to Jack & Jill Daycare in respect of Thomas and Douglas. Michael's net income was $40,000, all from employment. Deborah's net income was $21,000, all from employment. What is the dollar amount of child care expenses that can be claimed on the return? $5,000 $8,000 $10,000 $13,000 $15,000