Mindy Fey$$was born on July $3,1988,$ is single, and works as a$$manager$$for a$$manufacturing company$$in Ontario. The following is contained on$$Mindy$$s$2018$T$4$ slip from her employer:Employment income$$$$81,000$Employment Insurance premium$955$Canada Pension Plan contribution$2,544$Registered Pension Plan contribution$6,100$Income Tax paid$($deducted by employer$)17,400$On$$December $2,2018,$Mindy$$contributed $$6,000$ to her RRSP and received a receipt for income tax purposes. She contributed this amount because her accountant advised her that she would be able to fully claim it in$2018.$In late $2015,$Mindy$$purchased $$51,000$ worth of$$Enbridge Inc.$$shares which she financed with an investment loan that charged her $$1,100$ in interest during$2018.$ During$2018,$ she received $$1,600$in dividends from her shares. Late in$2018,$Mindy$$sold all of her$$shares for proceeds of $$66,000.$She also received $$300$ in interest income from her savings amount of $$25,000$ in her financial institution.$$Prepare the $2018$income tax return for$$Mindy$,$by using the following steps:$$Step $1$: Calculate Total IncomeStep $2$: Calculate Net Income by subtracting deductionsStep $3$: Calculate Taxable Income $($same as Net Income$)$Step $4$: Calculate Net Federal Tax PayableStep $6$: Calculate applicable $($non$-$refundable$)$ Tax creditsStep $7$: Calculate Tax owed or Refund$$Make sure to identify all items in all the steps when conducting the above and show all your calculation including formulas used in each cell as applicable. Use separate areas$$of the same worksheet$$for steps addressed above and$$show calculations done for specific items such as dividend amount, taxable capital gain, non$-$refundable tax credit calculation etc.$$Use the sample solution format provided by your$$Instructor$.$