On January $2,2023,$ Jackson Jones, a professional engineer, moved from Calgary to Edmonton to begin employment with Camden Ltd$.,$ a large public corporation. Because of his new employment contract, Jackson requires assistance in determining his employment income for tax purposes. He has provided the following financial information:

His salary is $$104,500.$ From this, Camden deducted the appropriate income tax, Employment Insurance premiums of $$1,002,$ Canada Pension Plan contributions of $$3,754,$ registered pension plan payments of $$6,600,$ and charitable donations of $$1,200.$

Camden provides its executives with a bonus plan. Jackson$$s $2023$ bonus was $$22,000,$ of which $$5,500$ was received in December and the balance in March $2024.$

In November, Jackson asked his employer to loan him $$13,200$ so that he could acquire an investment. Camden advised him that it was company policy not to make loans to employees. However, they gave him the $$13,200,$ stipulating that it was an advance against his $2024$ salary, which would be reduced accordingly.

Jackson is provided with a company car, which he drove $15,400$ km for employment duties and $9,000$ km for personal use. The car is leased at $$500$ per month. Camden paid the total operating costs of $$7,700.$ The car was available for personal use throughout the year.

Jackson$$s moving expenses to transport his belongings to Edmonton were $$3,000.$ Camden paid this cost directly to a moving company on Jackson$$s behalf.

Jackson travels extensively for Camden. In December, he and his spouse used some of the travel points he had accumulated from this travel to attend his father$$s funeral in Toronto. As a result, he saved the normal airfare of $$400$ per ticket.

Camden pays the following additional amounts for Jackson:

Allowance $($$$330$ per month$)$ for acquiring executive apparel $3,960$

Investment counsellor fees as part of Camden$$s counselling program $660$

Golf club dues $($Jackson rarely uses the club to conduct business$)1,650$

Jackson pays for the following:

Dues to the engineers$$ association $ $880$

Laptop computer and printer $3,420$

Computer supplies $($paper$,$ etc.$)110$

Camden has asked each senior executive to acquire a laptop computer at their own expense for work during travel

Jackson sold $1,100$ shares of Evert Inc. $($his former employer$)$ at $$10$ per share. Evert is a Canadian$-$controlled private corporation. The shares were purchased under a stock$-$option plan in $2020$ at $$3$ per share. Appraised value at that time was $$5$ per share.

Required:

Determine Jackson$$s employment income for tax purposes for $2023.$Please complete this in table form with all component and final for net emplyment income aswell