Mr$.$ Rampersaud is married and his wife, Mia, has net income of $$4,500.$ They have

a son, Mohamed, who is $19$ years old and lives at home. He attends university on a full$-$time

basis during eight months of the year. Mr$.$ Rampersaud pays $$9,000$ for Mohamed$$s tuition.

Mohamed had net income of $$2,200,$ all of which is employment income earned during the

summer months. He will transfer any unused credits to his father to the maximum extent

possible.

and can you answer according to this template Federal Income Tax before Credits

BPA $=$

Spousal $($$$15,000$ $$4,500)=$ $$10500$

EI $=$

CPP$=$

Canada Employment

Tuition Transfer from Son, Mohamed $($Note$)$

Credit Base

Rate $15\%$

$2023$ Federal Income Tax Payable

Note: The transfer from the son is as follows:

Tuition Fees

Maximum Transfer

Carry Forward $($For Mohamed$$s use only$)$

Mohamed$$s federal income tax payable is completely offset by his BPA of $$15,000.$ He can therefore transfer a maximum of $$5,000$ of his tuition amount to his father. The remaining $$4,000$ can be carried forward indefinitely, but can only be claimed by Ethan.

This is thefinal answer provided by professor

Credit base $$35,993$; federal tax payable $$6,016$