Maxine has lived and been employed in Alberta for many years. She recently accepted new employment in Ontario. The new job pays an annual salary of $105,600, or $8,800 monthly. She moved there with her family in October of 2022, so she could start her new job on November 1, 2022. While she had rented her accommodations in Alberta, she bought a new house in Ontario. She incurred the following expenses as a result of the move: canceling the lease on her rental apartment, $1,200. hiring movers to pack and move her household effects, $12,000. legal fees on the house purchase, $1,400. land transfer tax on the house purchase, $3,000. cost of disconnecting utilities in Alberta, $100. cost of connecting utilities in Ontario, $200. gas, food, and lodging while traveling from Alberta to Ontario, $2,800. Select the best answer in the drop down list below for each line item: Amount she can claim for legal fees on the house purchase Amount she can claim for cost of disconnecting utilities in Alberta What are her total eligible moving expenses she can deduct? Amount she can claim for land transfer tax on the house purchase Choose... + Choose... + 4 Choose... + Choose... Amount she can claim for canceling the lease on her rental apartment Amount she can claim for gas, food, and lodging while traveling from Alberta to Ontario Choose... + Choose... + Amount she can claim for cost of connecting utilities in Ontario Choose... + Amount she can claim for hiring movers to pack and move her household effects Choose... +