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Jane is nine years old and lives with her mother. a member of the Canadian Armed Forces stationed permanently in Germany. Jane is non-resident of Canada for income tax purposes. True Faise 10 points QUESTION 3 During 2021' Frank spent 190 days on vacation in Canada before returning home to England. Frank will be subject to income tax in Canada for 2021 on his worldwide income for the whole year. True False 10 points QUEST ION 4 Employment income must be reported on a calendar-year basis for income tax purposes. True False 10 points 0U ESTI O N 5 Tips received by waiters f waitresses are not employment income because they are paid by customers and not by the restaurant employer. True False 10 points QUESTION 6 An employer's contribution to a registered retirement savings plan is an employee taxable benet. True False 10 points QUESTION 7 An employer's premium contribution to a group term life insurance policy is an employee taxable benefit. True False 10 points OUESTION B An employer's premium contribution to a private health insurance plan is an empIOyee taxable benefit. True False 1.0 points OUESTION 9 Payments by an employer to an employee based solely on employment kilometres driven constitutes a taxable benefit received. True False 10 points QUESTION 10 Salespersons can deduct interest on money borrowed to purchase a computer for use in performing their employment duties. True False