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Question 6 (1 point) A sole proprietor is required to make a 2021 CPP contribution of 56,332 [(2)(53,166)]. How will this affect the 2021 Division B (Net Income) and Division (Taxable income)? 6,332 reduction in Division B and Division C 950 reduction in Division B and Division C O No impact on Division B and Division C 3,456 reduction in Division B and Division C Question 7 (1 point) You are married with two children, aged 2 and 5. You pay your 22-year-old sister-in-law $150 per week or 57,200 for the year to take care of your children for 45 weeks each year. You work full time for an annual salary of $90,000. Your partner works part-time earning an annual salary of $28,000. Your partner also is in university part time for 4 months, Who can claim the childcare expenses? You can claim childcare expenses of 51,600 and your partner can claim the remaining $5,600 Your partner claims all of the childcare expenses. Neither can daim childcare expenses because you paid a relative to take care of their children. You can daim childcare expenses of S7 200 Question 6 (1 point) A sole proprietor is required to make a 2021 CPP contribution of 56,332 [(2)(53,166)]. How will this affect the 2021 Division B (Net Income) and Division (Taxable income)? 6,332 reduction in Division B and Division C 950 reduction in Division B and Division C O No impact on Division B and Division C 3,456 reduction in Division B and Division C Question 7 (1 point) You are married with two children, aged 2 and 5. You pay your 22-year-old sister-in-law $150 per week or 57,200 for the year to take care of your children for 45 weeks each year. You work full time for an annual salary of $90,000. Your partner works part-time earning an annual salary of $28,000. Your partner also is in university part time for 4 months, Who can claim the childcare expenses? You can claim childcare expenses of 51,600 and your partner can claim the remaining $5,600 Your partner claims all of the childcare expenses. Neither can daim childcare expenses because you paid a relative to take care of their children. You can daim childcare expenses of S7 200