In $2020$ Ms$.$ Alexis Akerfeldt had the following amounts of income and deductions:

Employment Income $$71,000$

Rental Loss $(18,000)$

Eligible Dividends $8,000$

Taxable Capital Gains $10,300$

Allowable Capital Losses $(12,300)$

Subdivision e Deductions $($Moving Expenses$)(3,000)$

At the end of $2020,$ Ms$.$ Akerfeldt$$s Unused RRSP Deduction Room was $$6,000.$ There were no

undeducted RRSP contributions.

Required:

A$.$ Calculate Ms$.$ Akerfeldt$$s $2020$ net income and any $2020$ carry overs.

B$.$ Calculate the maximum deductible contribution Ms$.$ Akerfeldt can make to her RRSP for

the $2021$ taxation year for the following independent Cases:

Case $1$ In $2020,$ she is a member of a money purchase RPP in which she has

contributed $$2,000$ and her employer has contributed $$2,500.$

Case $2$ In $2020,$ she is a member of a DPSP in which her employer contributed $$3,500$

per employee.

Case $3$ In $2020,$ she is not a member of an RPP or DPSP$.$ Assume that in addition to

the preceding information, she also has business income of $$165,000.$ She has

contributed $$1,500$ to her spouse$$s RRSP in August $2021$